That there are multiple people who are accepting of the fact that someone has a "come jar" is something I did not need to acknowledge the existence of.

Does Angry Beavers fit in there somewhere?

I recommend filling the reservoir of your drip coffee maker with prune juice, and then brewing a normal pot of coffee.

Whaaaat? I thought it would lighten the mood a little bit!

I find myself saying that when I shop for clothes. I am hilarious.

I would take it to an engraver to change it to ROBBLE

Counterpoint: If trailers were better made, this wouldn't necessarily be an issue.

I had some friends to whom I showed the pilot episode of Arrested Development. They refused to watch another episode and I lost all respect for them.

Possibly it might be reasonable to think of it in terms of a restaurant reviewer. They go to a restaurant and order a smattering of things on the menu. Generally, a good critic can tell whether it's going to be dire, or mediocre, or transcendental with exposure to a couple of dishes. They don't need to order every…

I actually came into this article expecting to have a negative reaction, based on the headline, but I find your argument to be pretty interesting, to be honest. I might try it with some movies I would otherwise never give a shot (actually, I've been doing that with Vinegar Syndrome's streaming service, I suppose)

Do you mix them together and form a paste?

This probably deserves more up-votes.

It's interesting (or not) to note that Betsy has both feet firmly planted on the ground, and Hank is practically lifting himself off of the ground (also the mixed metaphor of "all left thumbs"). It's a good contrast between hope and resignation.

I've actually been surprised by how many folks are mentioning missing the coffee-stain UFO…but I think the bigger issue is whether all these references are going to amount to anything, or whether it's an analogy with a greater resonance. It's teetering on the edge of hokey, for me personally. I need to go back and…

I love the idea of Jesus literally telling a mountain to go fuck itself.

Sometimes I feel I'm the only one subscribing to this thing. There are some amusing titles, to be sure, especially in the Action and Horror sections, but it's definitely for the curatorial sort. I fire it up maybe three times a month and watch something random. Is it worth $10? Eh, it's less about what it's worth to…

I posted something similar way down in the comments for the last ep, although you did a far, far clearer job of laying it out. I sent a text to my friend whilst watching this episode about how Noreen is the perfect encapsulation of a small-town kid being exposed to these concepts for the first time and taking things…

"Even though I remembered who HAD the crowbar, I'm still the biggest idiot ever."

Bad! Bad Millennial!

If you could somehow do the jazz singers sketch at a karaoke place and not get murdered, bonus points.