Wonderfully put. I also loved how almost everyone kept being dragged back onto the dance floor, as if by some magnetic force.

This looks too bright to be scary, so perhaps it’ll just be unnerving. Which is how I prefer it, anyway.

ever since taking down wheatgrass juice way back in 2006

One of my absolute favourites of last year as well. Yes, Noé has a chronic infantile fascination with anal and rape, and he will never - not in a million years - get race and homosexuality, by my god, does anyone do with the camera what this guy does? This was mesmerizing from the first second to the last. I had to…

Holy shit, that is one beautiful man.

Have you considered the alternative that there actually wasn’t enough/any evidence for (successful) prosecution? Isn’t that a far simpler explanation than a conspiracy to protect Besson that includes negligent or even bribed police officers and judges?

Can we please get another reviewer next season, instead of this butthurt manchild? I know you can find someone who isn’t an angry straight white guy to review this show, AV Club, I believe in you.

Meh, it sounds more dramatic than it actually was.

Not your fault, the author forgot to embed the video when the article was posted and quickly corrected it.

Great scene, just too bad it came in the first episode already and so lacked any kind of emotional impact. Should’ve happened later in the season.

I think that’s Siranna, his sister. So your reference works even better.

My favourite episode of the series, so good! Even Parker didn’t bother me, not once.

Nope, you’re the one who’s awful. Just an all-around terrible human being for posting that.

I hope they have a diverse cast and just discard that part of canon. It’s 2019, most people won’t complain.

Michel Duval was one of the most charismatic performers on the show

That narration is honestly killing me, and not in a good way. It doesn’t even work ironically, it’s just shit. One of those things that doesn’t translate well from the comics, I guess.

The trailer made it look like a misfire, but not a monumental one. Yikes!

That’s unfortunate. Didn’t like the book at all but enjoyed the leprechaun’s, the gay jinn’s, and Betty Gilpin’s expanded arcs in the show. I guess that’s it for them, then.

“Love, Simon” didn’t have an age gap. But it’s not unusual to date people older/younger than you in either the gay or the straight world, so I don’t understand the problem. We really shouldn’t age-shame romantic relationships between adult people, provided it’s within the, say, thirty-year range.

So happy about this. No other show has me guffawing just about every time someone opens their mouth. Even situational stuff is hysterical - talking to your mom who’s just getting ready to go to bed in Justin Theroux’s cavernous room with a pool like that’s a completely normal thing to do. Just thinking about their echo…