I thought Season 2 of Stranger Things was a vast improvement over the 1st, which I thought was reasonble, but vastly overrated. This season, the characters were more enjoyable, and there were some legitimately tense moments, such as El’s backstory and Will’s visions of the Upside Down.

Person of Interest is my favorite show of all time. No joke.

“Reigining King” could mean any number of things, not just popularity. It wasn’t unreasonable at all for me to assumer that you thought it was the best show on Netflix.

Every time he said Miss I expected him to say “Shaw” or “Groves” afterward.......

Their headings are literally the worst.

Don’t be like that hoss.

Episode 5.

It doesn’t matter-in my opinion, and I’d wager by most (relatively) objective assessments, Bojack is superior to Stranger Things in every respect. You’re right in that it wouldn’t make a fun nerd argument, but the comment said that Stranger Things was the best show on Netflix, which I strongly disagree with. Stranger…

I have to disagree. Season 2 is strong, but has plenty of weaker episodes, like “Chickens”, “Yesterdayland”, and “Higher Love”.

Bojack Horseman is a million times better though.

Except it’s not that funny.......Certainly not on Trevor Noah’s level.

I’d argue it’s the power of the beard. Remember when Riker grew one?

Best ep of the season so far, easily. They actually put effort into the villain this week, and the jokes felt less forced. I agree with the score, nicely done Flash. More like this please.

“He took my kidneys Raylan, not my dick!”

But those shows are awsome......(‘cept for Gotham)

Just out of curiosity, what would you want them to do to constitute a win for gender equality?

RIP JJ :(

Yup. I don’t want to be too snobby, as writing a telvision show is probably extremely difficult (I couldn’t do it), but I think it should just be common sense that good interpersonal drama stems from clearly drawn characters with flaws, not contrivances and misunderstandings. When characters are pissed at each other,…

I...actually agree with you. I was a bit harsh in my comment. Season 5 of Parks and Rec is still great-“Halloween Surprise”, “Ron and Diane”, “Two Parties”, “Leslie and Ben”, etc. It’s leagues better than S5 of most other comedies. Parks and Rec’s supposed decline is *extremely* mild. S6 is a little bumpy, but after…

I don’t want any show to go there. Message episodes suck, because the message engulfs the story of the episode. But I have a feeling you’re right. This one might be particularly unbearable. Especially if it’s at the same level of sophistication as “Spectre of the Gun”...........