But most of us had ever heard of Avery before this. And the filmmakers hurt his case by not including all the evidence. They should have known the prosecutors would object and call the documentary biased, because that's SOP media relations these days. It makes them look like they're in the tank. They should have…

It's more of a crime film than the The Hateful Eight is a western?

Plus he's rich. How can we take him seriously as an advocate of the poor when he himself is no longer poor?

It's sad that a guy who's dedicated his life to social justice has been so effectively smeared by the right wing bullshit machine.

What do you mean?

I wish you guys would bring back most (all?) of the Dissolve writers on a full-time basis. The site has sorely missed their strong voices IMO. It's just been a lot more generic with them, Sean and Amelie all gone.

He looks like Jackie Earle Haley would play him in the live-action adaptation.

Ith thee the one with the contrived lithp?

Bread and butter?

That's right, Bob. Someone who makes more money than you is better than you.

These are the days, people! The golden days!

Yeah. Stewart is the white whale, not Lorne Michaels.

I miss the days when the AV Club would interview Bob and/or David every few days, whether they had something to promote or not.

I saw a homeless guy wearing an Avenged Sevenfold t-shirt the other day. I didn't realize it was a real thing, as I only know it through these hilarious gag posts.

James Franco trying to associate himself with highbrow authors reminds me of a scene from A Fish Called Wanda:

It's not just about money. He's a great artist. That's a fact. He is also a child rapist who used his money and connections to escape justice. Both of those things can be true.

It does kind of bug me to see him singing a song by one of the most prolific child molesters of our time.

Who said anything about self-worth?

That's really witty and clever. Hence the lack of upvotes.

>A cartoon that looks like Patrick Nagel art come to life doesn’t have to be this funny, but thankfully it is.