"Although Atlanta is a top-10 media market, the Falcons don’t have a huge out-of-town following, and they reside in a region where college football is an especially big deal."

Facebook: where people who never read books argue with people who write them.

Great writing on Dorothy/Edgar.

I loved this as well, as that pause signals that she dropped everything on her actual list and instead went for the nuclear option.

What I really liked about the long takes is it gave a sense of social claustrophobia. You can't escape these people for hours and hours, so it makes sense why all these secrets get revealed, as these are characters who crave isolation.

This book sounds like something Kramer would come up with. "These celebrities are just like you and me, Jerry!"

Enya is still my go-to when I'm on an airplane and I wanna nod off.

I hadn't heard this song in probably fifteen years. I forgot how haunting that tuba riff is.

One of the biggest moments for me was at the beginning when Edgar is out running shirtless in the middle of the night as the aftershocks of warfare continue to ravage his brain. He stops to look at this morning paper's headline, and it's about a panda. The media grew tired of the war years ago and so people like Edgar…

I especially liked that the dog target allocated 8 points for shooting his biscuit.

The reference to "Sancho" is most likely the Spanish slang for a guy who moves in with a woman whose husband is doing migrant labor up North, not Don Quixote.

My family always liked the ridiculous Christmas light displays every year. Especially because Tim always battled over neighborhood supremacy with a retired Proctologist. C'mon, that's funny.

This might be my favorite iteration of Jericho: the douchey grad student.

Apparently hip-hop will be taking the rest of the year off!

When Reigns main evented last week, it started to dawn on me that this de-push was already coming to a close. Now that Balor and Sasha's hurt, it's obvious that no one has the pull backstage to tell Vince no.

One look at the lead singer and I sided with the dad. Keep this guy out of the family.

The problem with the Daily Show is that so much of the time it spent essentially saying, "Look at what these idiots on cable news said!" Yeah, that's why I read scholarship instead of watching broadcast news. I didn't need you to tell me that.

Nickelodeon chartered a similar journey to music: early 90s was a time when the underground (grunge/gangsta rap) had its time in the sun for all to enjoy. By the second half of the decade, those genres were corporatized, sanitized versions of their former selves. Same thing happened to this network. I feel sorry for…

Was back home the past few weeks and rented a car and tuned to the local rock station and they played "Zero" "Down in a Hole," and "Down." I pictured their key demo as parents watching their kids play in the pool as they take selfies with their Mike's Hard. #blessed

I'm confused about the entire concept of this movie. Why would people spend time watching teenagers run around a city? I do my best to avoid them at all costs.