Peacemaker had a more explicit line in episode one:

Oh, this is a TV show? From the title I thought it was a new Apple laptop.

Yeah, I think Ms. Rife is greatly overestimating how well non-critics know *this* Jim Cummings.

And his father had to look like the “tamed by Tammy 1" version of Ron Swanson.

It kinda sounds like the whole point of the show is that Kaepernick’s parents didn’t really understand him or his racial identity.

To misspell Marlboro once may be regarded as a misfortune; to misspell it twice looks like carelessness.

They chose Richards (a guy with a history of lawsuits, even before they found out about the podcast) and Bialik (with an anti-vaxx history and some unfortunate comments about how women dress/how women are abused in Hollywood). I find it hard to believe that Jennings’ Twitter history is unacceptable to them, but those…

At this point, I’m less surprised that they misspelled Campion four times (including the subhead) and more surprised that they managed to get it right once.

In the same way that Tide Pods are a poison on humanity: they do a lot of good for a lot of people, but it only takes a few idiots to ruin shit for everyone else.

The frustrating part to me is that in addition to needing more representation of queer couples, American media also needs more representation of men having intimate friendships with other men. We’ve been taught that “real men” keep other men at a distance, and only talk about sports and beer - never their feelings.…

What she said was plenty insensitive and stupid, and I wouldn't call it inconsequential. But I don't like the idea of rendering unemployable everyone who said something insensitive and stupid in high school. 

The desire to hold people accountable is good.

>> The attorney also shared an image of a text message, supposedly between Hammer and Effie, in which the actor seemingly tries to distance himself from her. The attorney says it is “just one of hundreds.”

Goddamn, Mads Mikkelsen is a good-looking man.

Still a little vague, but awfully ominous.

Ezra Miller. 

Even though this is what Fisher wants, it’s not a great look for DC that the whistle-blower is out and the actor who choked a fan is still in.

I think it’s possible the 2020 blockbusters that have been released so far were the ones the studios were comfortable dumping in empty theaters and/or on streaming. There are plenty of big movies from this year that aren’t out yet (Bond, Black Widow, Dune, In The Heights, Antlers, F9, The Green Knight, Top Gun, Free…

We're about to enter the Decade of Pugh, and I can't wait. 

There’s an essay that takes a stab at what the ending of the play might mean. Spoilers, obviously: