That's what I think since I saw Sam on Season 1…

It's interesting to see how many movies with entirely white casts made this list.
Not surprising… but interesting nonetheless

So we're not gonna mention Fringe and its genius incorporation of title sequences to denote setting and timeline?

*Psst, you got the wrong Black guy. Idris Elba isn't actually in this movie. I know, I know, we do all look so similar (I myself am mistaken for Sidney Poitier at least four times a day)…

What about Blob?

I get where you're going but you used some less than ideal examples…

Much more concise talking point.

Yeah Under the Skin is low key terrifying

Chyler Leigh was also Janie opposite Chris Evans in Not Another Teen Movie and most recently best known as "Lexi 'Little Grey' Grey on Grey's Anatomy.

I would argue that the entire Sunken Place sequence and the arrival of the police car were pretty horrific to me.

Who knew he was such a Ren & Stimpy fan?

Blame Rob Lowe

I do not think that word means what you—oh wait maybe it does..

Is there a chance that this show just sucks? Like, regardless of the ethnicity of the main character? Also, paint me surprised that Luke Cage was rated so high, cuz that show is, uh, not very good…

This may come off as insensitive but Aghdashaloo is the Rita Repulsa we don't deserve. The only thing missing was "After 10,000 years I'm free!"

When they showed Noah the first time, I remarked to my wife, "He's got a Wooly Willy beard".

As soon as I saw her name in the credits, I got hyped. More Jasika please!

Also, Ahh! Real Mutants

The folks at Lowe's helped show me how to reinforce a bunker, so I'm cool. Hurl away.

So, the fact that there are people who think he should've just "picked up his daughter" and continue with the very important interview, sheds light on how we allow celebrity culture to shape our own reality.
I think we get used to seeing Riley Curry or other athletes' kids show up in post-game press conferences and be…