I dunno, watching him get upstaged by his own backup singers and dancers was fun.

I was very, very shocked at how awful Dakota Johnson was in the live skits. The Please Don’t Destroy was fine, even good, but man... was she high or something? Every single line was like a an extremely awkward second or two late.

F you Lorne Fallon and Timberlake. Oh and Chapelle too.

Me too.

Okay, and you said “that may be true in some places” so what are we debating here, really?

It’s deli meat. If it’s ordinary ham/salami/turkey coming from the plant then slicing at the counter does nothing except look good. This is just foolishness on Subway’s part.

“Goddamn, they’re soft,” sobs comedian after bombing at a gig.

It's Lacey Underall, dammit!

Here’s a playlist I put together a few years ago for those who are tired of the same old holiday tunes:

You got Jon Bon Jovi but ignored his actual worst Christmas song. Not to mention anything else from “Christmas in the Stars”.

Dammit! Now I want to hear Belinda Carlisle and Company sing a Holiday song about Doctor Who villains!

The fact that this song isn’t on this list negates the whole premise of this article.

Mind you, I’m kind of a grinch, so I’m not a big fan of many Christmas songs, but Paul McCartney’s “Wonderful Christmastime” tops the list of worst for me.  It is just the laziest damn song, a lot of the runtime eaten up just repeating “Simply having a wonderful Christmastime”.  It is just torture to listen to.

Lots of salty white folks here in the comments. It was too spicy!!!

“he did very much enjoy the discovered kush”

“nobody but Natalie and Javi even seem tortured that he’s gone”

Was it not clear that we’re supposed to assume that the pagan ritual in the secret basement room is why she wins the election? That definitely felt like what the show wants us to think. I’m still not 100% positive about the supernatural explanations (although the bear bowing to sacrifice itself was definitely more…

This turned out to be a pretty good new series. I thought it was overrated at first but these last four or five episodes were great. The writers know how to balance funny comedy and unsettling mystery/drama.

I thought the man who invited Jackie was the guy who died in the cabin?

How this connects to everything is anyone’s guess as much of what is going on with Shauna seems to pre-date the plane crash.