Unless it takes a serious nosedive later on in the season, this will fit comfortably into the top 3 shows of the year, I think.

Yeah Stop Making Sense is one of my favorite movies ever made but I will happily go to bat for JT + the TK simply because people look at me weird when I recommend it.

Sign me up for that.

Oh my God, I got featured!
I have so many people to thank *clumsily pulls out flashcards from pocket as they promptly scatter all over the floor*.

I don't understand the question and I won't respond to it.

I don't mind us having Facebook everywhere, but not in our dreams. Only on TV and radio, and in magazines, and movies, and at ball games… and on buses and milk cartons and t-shirts, and bananas and written on the sky. But not in dreams, no siree.

To be fair, MCU-fatigue was never going to be fixed with a some paltry celebrity cameos anyway.

The very end of S-town gave me serious chills- and then I could barely talk to anyone for the rest of the day without feeling overwhelmed or welling up with tears.

"Look, look, something is very wrong! I don't want Santana Abraxas. I've just been cast in the third season of FX's Fargo!"

While we're on the subject, I would like to offer my take on Telltale games.

Everyone is a time-travelling everyone else.

There are really only 3 requirements for a TV show to be great:

IDK if it's just me, but I get mild FPS issues in all villages and places where it rains (especially the faron jungle) and strong issues in battle situations leading to 2-3 second freezes.

I wish I could make time to play games like Overwatch, but at the moment it's P5 every damn chance I get (generally 1h30 in the morning and 1h at night).

Well, for one thing, I'll be happy if the battle scenes are all as brightly lit as the ones in the trailer. There was a lot in Thor 1 that was just impossible for me to discern.

*Floats dead in a pool facedown with also dead wife*.

Rewatched the original this week for the first time in about 15 years. It's… Not all that great…? There just seems to be too much of a disconnect between themes, characters and plot.

"The Serious Moonlight" The David Bowie biopic.

I'm sure a lot has been lost in the dub. In the making-of featurette, it was shown that the voice acting was recorded during sessions where the the kids were playing their parts physically (not in a recording booth) . Furthermore, the kids in the French-language version are all voiced by kids, none of whom are…

Too soon! Or not soon enough. In any case, not the exact right level of temporal proximity.