By that metric, how dare you ever do anything remotely nice that poor people can’t afford. How dare you spend a couple hundred dollars on a meal at a restaurant when that’s the entire grocery budget for a working family for the entire month? How dare you buy a car that costs the equivalent of a year’s salary for…

Yup. And if the writers are basing Gladys’ character after Consuelo Vanderbilt, we’re in for a juicy war between Gladys and her mother.

Asher’s outbursts of rage fascinate me, because they are genuinely scary. I haven’t seen Nathan Fielder do anything that comes even close to that in any of his other projects, but those moments have felt real. It also adds a layer to his moments of stiltedness elsewhere. You get the sense that he’s repressing feelings…

“We don’t want the neighborhood filled with people whose rich parents bought them houses”

That’s the frustrating part of enjoying shows like this. The part of me raised in this day and age wants to argue with you re: “she could do worse” because no one should settle for that.

I like it!  I never watched Abbey either, so I have no idea.

With all due respect to the late Matthew Perry, Janice was too good for him or any of the Friends 

I also loved how dramatic the music was as the soup made it’s way to the Duke! The tension almost reminded me of the scene where the Titanic hits the iceberg in the film, but with....soup. There is definitely a camp aspect to the show that adds to the entertainment while also being well balanced.

How did they miss Happy Endings! Don’t Trust the B— in Apt. 23 was a great show and highly underappreciated. While I would have loved to have seen it on the countdown, I can’t say I’m terribly surprised. James Van Der Beek earned a special place in my heart for being an actor willing to play such a douchebag sendup…

For me it went downhill when Sookie and Bill became so dull. Their characters were always the least campy of the cast, but the last few seasons they were boring. I wouldn’t have missed either of their characters if they had been killed off.

I mean, southern planation owners already were pretentious wannabe aristocrats who thrived off the misery of others, so I guess the transition to vampire was easier for them? Plus, there’s the who romantic Lost Cause thing, if you’re into that.

So the “hasn’t aged well” episode of HIMYM is the Britney one, not the yellowface one? 

This list needs more Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

Just rewatched the Sean Bean BBC series of it, and am in the process of rereading now. Fookin’ Hakeswell!

Triple-A!

Sounds like you have a small penis.

Blaze WAS Billy Walsh

You were half right. Donny Blaze is indeed the same guy who played Billy Walsh.

Omg I watched that movie on the plane once, absolutely THE. WORST. WIGS. I have ever seen. Truly a feat of cinematic history. 

I’m pretty sure that’s what I said. Arigatou racists!