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Good lord, that woman does not age.

Whenever we play poker and I check more than once in a hand, my wife whips out the "check, check, check" a la Teddy KGB. EVERY TIME!

"Saisons were born out of necessity. During the 18th century, farmers in Wallonia, the French-speaking region of southern Belgium, were in need of a beer that wouldn’t spoil during the hot summer months, when the heat made fermentation unsustainable." I think that all might be apocryphal. I don't have my brewing

He's got to be dead. The dude was split in half with his entrails all spilled out and whatnot.

That last scene was so telegraphed and so stupid that it ruined both episodes of the finale for me. I honestly don't know why I keep watching this garbage show.

I guess I'm the only one who thought this episode was a hot mess. The A-story ping-ponged back and forth, Trey and Bow's arc sucked, and the aunt shows up out of nowhere and becomes a central conceit of the grandparents' relationship? The only thing I found redeemable was Larry Fishburne's always-excellent

Ableist.

If you want to see the movie and not support the director financially, just buy a ticket to another movie playing at the same time and go see this. The movie theater doesn't lose any money. I saw Apocalytpo but paid for a ticket to whatever movie had the most Jewish people in it. I think it might have been a Meet

Dr. Ken.

Community did it better.

Sorry for the late response. I just saw this. My goal in writing this was to ask maybe break the chain of
cookie-cutter upper-middle class white people with degrees from prestigious private universities writing about privilege
and agency and shit. If we want to go in that direction, let a POC write the reviews,

Sorry for the late response. I just saw this. No, I'm all about diversity in TV and film, but I wish all the reviewers weren't the same cookie-cutter upper-middle class white people writing about privilege and agency and shit. If you want to put down your privilege, how 'bout you let a POC or some other

This was easily the funniest and deepest episode of Atlanta yet. Donglover (look it up) told you this shit was Twin Peaks with rappers, and you're going to be surprised when this episode shows up out of nowhere?

Cf. Lena Dunham's pseudo-apology for shit talking Odell Beckham, Jr.

I'm a straight, white. cisgendered male and I hate myself. I'm disgusted that AV Club allow a white cisgendered female review this program. I don't know about her sexuality, but based on the AV Club's cravenness, I bet she's straight, too. Pshaw!

Could they not have found a person of color to review this series? AV Club is obviously racist, and probably ableist, transphobic, and classist.

Simone Missick is very physically attractive. That is all.

Jaysus. Hipsters' new thing is umami. Everything has to have umami. I don't like my beer to be 'savory', thank you very much.

I was under the impression that this was going to be the funny one while Atlanta was going to be the deep one, but I laughed out loud multiple times during Atlanta and maybe smiled a few times during Better Things. I'll see how it goes, but it was not a promising start. Atlanta does rule, though.

The Arabic word for soup, "shorba", is from the trilateral verb "sharaba" meaning "he drank", so Arabs are all about drinking that soup. I think if you need to chew that mofo then you eat it, if you can put it straight down your throat then you drink it.