Spicer burned out because he had a vestigial memory of what shame felt like. Huck-San on the other hand is a perfect circle of smarm.

You're suggesting this is less than accurate?
https://youtu.be/u8qgehH3kE…

Exactly. You can get a modicum of respect as the most reality-adjacent talking head on Fox, but that doesn't really translate to credibility outside of that specific context.

I've been thinking about this too. I think their reasoning is as follows:
• Only old people watch cable news
• Old people tend to be conservative
• Therefore we should get in on the pandering to conservatives game.

"[N]ot …vegetal cardboard matter" raves the AV Club

I wonder what happened to the rest of the cast of Catwalk

Or doing the required one upload before you could start downloading 3 songs from someone's FTP site…

Having a giant menu is fine, but it bothers me that they call everything a specialty. You can't have 24 pages of specialties, that's not how the term "specialty" works.

Gaiman always maintained that the virtue of being a Goth Icon™ was that he didn't have to be goth himself.

Yes, it's a cheesecake factory and, in fact, it's turning out more cheesecakes than ever before, but if you look at the numbers, a cheesecake facility in 1985 employed approximately 1,500 cheesecake workers on the line, whereas due to increases in automation a similarly sized plant today employs only 34 workers, most…

Gaiman has a history of this sort of thing, so it isn't totally out of the blue. Here he is reading Green Eggs & Ham as a charity reward for Pat Rothfuss's Worldbuilders.

Bates' killing spree continues.

I never really understood Bonobos TBH. They send me catalogs and it just seems like "kind of okay clothes for too much money."

But whatever it is, it's guaranteed to prevent autism.

:-) I think so too

Method isn't nonsense, but it's often misunderstood/used by dudes like Jared Leto as an excuse to be a dickbag.

OR Dracula 2000.

They travel in packs.

Baywatch Nights went from a fairly standard detective show in season one (albeit one featuring an ostensible lifeguard) to an X-Files rip-off in season 2.

It's funny, it never occurred to me that the "real people" in Real People Commercials weren't paid actors.