I think that was originally just a dvd-only special. (Though it later got aired for realsies.)

They did a full Ball Fondlers issue of the comic book.

(for reals though: such a great movie)

Well, I think that was more SITUATIONAL cannibalism…

Yeah, that was a bit of a letdown when I watched the trailer and she just wasn't a cannibal. (I kinda think we hit peak zombie a while ago, and they were never my favorite monster to begin with?)

I figured it was more like someone who sees themselves as a tycoon. Like someone who thinks they're hot shit because they've got one or two wells. (note: i don't know anything about oil, that might be a lot of wells, but i think you know what i mean)

I'm surprised that I like Ben so much, because usually 'cute kid' == 'worst character'.

Ewan McGregor might be just an actor, but Piers Morgan is still Piers Morgan.

And yeah — I think that second documentary would be at least partially about the unjust nature of the case: No WAY should these kids be tried as adults. (And the judge's argument that the defendants somehow continue to age means that they were cognizant of everything at the time of the crime makes no sense.)

Yeah—honestly, I was hoping this was more on the phenomenon of Slenderman/Creepypasta/Urban Legends/&c than the case itself? But the case itself was interesting too… I suppose maybe do two documentaries, one on Slenderman&c, and then one on the case once we're a bit farther out from it and can analyze it better?…

I'm still baffled at how that judge could have decided that two 12 year old girls who tried to stab someone for a fictional character should be tried as adults. Pretty much everything about the story seemed to be "Kids Not Really Getting What Death Is Or Also That Fucking Slenderman Isn't Real" (aside from the…

Yeah, this seemed creepy. Honestly, this scene turned me much further against Nathaniel than I was previously.

The Wind was probably the best use of a Frankie Valli clone (seriously, how the fuck did Frankie Valli get famous in the first place, let alone have a jukebox musical of his shitty band's shitty songs???), but yeah.

Oh, gotcha. NEVER MIND THEN.

Do we know if she was STOLEN? I haven't gone back to the ep, but I thought it sounded like he was able to get one through normal means. Like he just went down the hall to the Good Place architects and said "hey, i gots an idea for a Bad Place, could I borrow a Janet?"

That was another thing I loved about the twist — prior to this, it just felt like a sickly-sweet gimmick. But OF COURSE they'd censor swearing. It's irritating as all get out!

Hulu does have the Good Place — and extended versions of the episodes to boot.

He does seem to know a decent amount when it comes to mythological creatures and monsters (i.e. Leprechauns, little green ghouls…)

This is my favorite thing, just because, well, the worst sitcoms are as Dennis says, characters abusing each other with a laugh track, without which it just becomes sad. Basically so many terrible sitcoms are this, except the show never seems to realize they're terrible, terrible people.

and Redd Kross is a great Shonen Knife song!