Forget it, Jake; it's gamergate.

I don't think that Gamergaters hate women. I think that Gamergaters fear women. There's a subtle difference.

Of course it could, but that would directly contradict your given ratio from a couple comments ago. So I'm just going to chalk your goalpost shifting up to pure sophistry.

I think it has to do more with around 5% of those 49% acutely unable to separate reality from their hyperbolic fever-dreams of persecution.

I suppose the controversy is to be expected so long as 51% of the population insists on having vaginas.

Hey you used "didn't" in place of "did not." Excellent wordplay! Good job!

So, we're counting literal translation as "wordplay" now?

Gamergate is like Candyman or Beetlejuice except you only have to say it once for all hell to break loose.

I'm so fortunate that when I was a teenager there was no internet. My awfulness was mostly confined to a ten-mile radius. Kids today can take their awfulness global.

That's cool. As I was finishing the second season, I was just amazed at how effective his performance was. It was unlike any of his live-action roles — which tend toward caricature. Ironic that this cartoon horse is the least cartoon character he's played. I hope he get recognition for it.

Just so we're clear, everyone here knows that Will Arnett is just three kids standing atop each other in a trench-coat, right? I can't be the only one who sees this.

Don't act like you don't know.

Her?

Hooray!

The vocal performance he gives on that show, especially towards the end with how dark and emotionally raw it gets, dispelled my view of him as a one-note actor. If voice actors could get nominated for Emmys, he'd deserve one for BoJack.

And it's like he thinks Pop-tarts just magically appear in the cupboard.

Well, the genocide in Cordovia, for one. Also, I'm not a fan of rock opera.

But think of all the adventures he and Aaron Paul could have.

When I was a kid in the mid-80s, my grandmother — who had cable before my family did — brought over a video tape labeled "Raiders of the Lost Ark." I immediately threw it in the machine and was very confused as to why Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner were in it. I went to my grandmother and angrily told her "It's…

Is that anywhere near Sacramento?