Less hideous is still hideous...

10” extra rear legroom in the 3rd row.  Not too shabby at all

It literally looks like it’s missing it’s front end clip.

So, who ever is currently in charge of Chevrolet’s design team (I suspect Michael bay) needs to be fired and has no business doing this.

I am already terrified of the undersized mom trying to maneuver these in a parking lot

Maybe you’ll hate the new Silverado less as an SUV...

It looks like an Expedition fucked a 4-Runner.

Todd forgetting his mother’s face nearly brought me to tears. I have forgotten the faces of my lost loved ones as well, as they died when I was much younger, but they were also very old and died of natural causes. I can’t imagine a child forgetting the face of his own mother after her death.

THIS IS A TERRIBLE MISTAKE.

She slept with a subordinate. That’s bad news, regardless of whatever her husband did or didn’t do. 

“You sayin’ there’s a room available?”  - J. Tomsula

“You’re the reason I’ll never be on the cover of TV Guide” is about to replace “maybe I’ll go to St Petersburg where they have real caramel corn” as my favorite line from AHS. 

Also, for putting him on the field when he could suffer all sorts of injuries to body parts that were not already injured at the time!

They made a freak with Satan.

I was thinking Trevor was the only person who hasn’t killed anyone yet, but I guess he did get that one Mr. Jingles lookalike. Even so, he started off kind of sleazy but emerged from the massacre as the only decent human being at Camp Redwood.

I think they were able to leave because Satan resurrected them. Everyone else seems to be more ghost-like.

The real tragedy here is that only other time we’ve seen this character he had zero interest in helping or staying with anyone, including Brooke. So much so that the reviewer commented on it. So for some reason we’ve been deprived of a hilarious kill of the week where his ghost comes back only to ditch everyone and…

“In the meantime, though, the study concludes that offering choices is still a good way for toddlers to practice communication skills...”