Thanks for this. I read his other tweet about being tough to get the name off but didn’t think he could just consent and be taken off of it.

He tweeted this to clarify people questioning him removing his name:

The article chose not to include his follow-up tweet (just the first one responding to her) where he states the following:

The only time I find it remotely helpful is when I’m browsing around and see a movie/show that I don’t recognize at all and then I can get a brief feeling of what the tone is and who may be in it. But I’d absolutely love an option to turn it off completely. Sometimes after a show I just want to leave the Netflix home…

Wait, you can find other people’s bases now? For how long? And how do you do it?

“No, you did what many others here have done “

“Wake Up, Ron Burgundy” gave us some glorious scenes. Brick eating a coffee filter out of the trash, Champ Kind expressing his deep love for Ron, Ron and the news team rushing an old man’s house when they think he’s a terrorist but he’s just a nice old man, and all the alarm clock stuff with Poehler and Rudolph was…

And he’s lost his job. Also, apparently he was part of the homeowners association and was the “chairman” of the pool lol. Dude really liked his little slice of power.

You’re right but Comedy Central’s webplayer (like many network video players) is absolutely garbage and will time-out, freeze up, and start playing the wrong things. You’re likely to get more eyes on Youtube.

That’s unfortunate. I love the two leads, enjoyed the cast, and thought the re-tooling helped to make it way funnier (though I did still want some supernatural stuff happening). But it seemed to take too long to find its footing. Too bad. Will look out for what Adam Scott and Craig Robinson are up to next.

“To reveal details would be a detriment to the experience of watching the film”

I’m going to wait until the actual movie comes out and we find out if he’s actually dead, if this is a hallucination/grandson, or any other comic book explanation.

lol of course he is. JL takes place a hundred years later. 

Wouldn’t this mean that Steve had the kid before meeting Diana? Or maybe Steve didn’t even know about him?

One idea floated on the Fatman on Batman podcast with Kevin Smith & Marc Bernardin was that they could have it be Martian Manhunter in disguise, who took on the appearance of Steve in order to blend in and look into stuff. Likely not going to happen but it’s another option.

Yea, it’s been on my list since I first heard about it because I’m such a Kyle Mooney fan but I haven’t checked it out yet. Will remedy that very soon.

Which is unfortunate, because while Everything Sucks! definitely leaned on the nostalgia/references early on by midway through it was just background dressing and the show’s various storylines about a kid having an unrequited crush but being oblivious to her desires, a girl realizing how she truly feels and trying…

I’m pretty sure that was basically confirmed after season 1 finale by the showrunners. Here’s what Jonathan Nolan said:

Something something one job.

Yes, many. This isn’t her first time comparing a black woman to an ape/monkey. She’s spread hatred in the form of racism, anti-semitism, transphobia, and also helped spread conspiracy theories including pizzagate, seth rich murder bullshit, and recently QAnon. ABC should DEFINITELY have seen this coming. Even after…