Really? I think it’s fairly easy to pick up. 

I don’t get those who complain about it not being weekly. I prefer two episodes a night, some prefer one a week. Watch them as seems best to you. No one is forcing you to watch them all in one night. Have some self control. Spread things out over a week, and enjoy the ride at your own pace. Strictly weekly episodes…

Gen X guy here, and you’re full of shit. That show was a huge fucking hit, and I don’t remember a ton of PR: I literally heard about it from my GF. The show just caught at the right time.

It does have a gay couple, but their story didn’t start until last week, and it gained steam this week. I kind of felt the same way, but now I think their plot is one of the more interesting parts of the show.

Drifting is a mechanical issue with the joy-cons, so it would happen in any mode.

Neil Gaiman said George isn’t your bitch and that’s that!

I don’t care how bad it is, I want it to be the biggest hit ever. They’re already saying it might have a historic opening and I hope it does because One Million Moms (75K actual members last time I checked) and the American Family Association and other assorted bigots have launched a boycott, and I want them…

Seattle for the win. Nordstrom, Costco, Starbucks, Boeing, Amazon, Microsoft, Expedia, these are the big ass companies that are/need to tell cheeto boy to shut the fuck up.

This will bother Trump more than protests.

So, this just occurred to me while reading your article. Do you think it would help, if the game could be played either way? Is it enough to simply reverse the trope?

Does it really take “courage” to say that you didn’t like a comedy sketch?

“Actually, Whatever You Like Is Bad” — Essentially the logical endpoint of these articles

Good Lord, what’s the Halloween equivalent of “Bah! Humbug!” ?

I’m about to say something that may shock and amaze you:


Kate McKinnon was in David Pumpkins. Therefore, by your own metric, it was good

To each, his own I suppose. I liked the sketch because there is no reason for it; it was stupid and silly and made me laugh with a fully committed Tom Hanks. There were other sketches such as the opening Trump/Clinton and Black Jeopardy which were well written and funny to me, so I feel late on a Saturday night I had…

Well, Debbie Downer, you could have just summarized this entire post in one single sentence — “I got a rock.”

You are entitled to your wrong opinion.

You are the worst type of person. You see something a lot of people like and you have to shit all over it because you don’t have enough joy in your sad world. Why don’t you go fuck yourself for the entire weekend, and crawl back out of your hole when you have something to contribute other than dipshit contrarianism…

Look, it seems like your real point here is that Tom Hanks is bad, and I have to disagree with you here.