Watching them have a meltdown on their respective Facebook pages has been amusing. They have no idea what to do with themselves now. 

“Quietly documented”? 

Sydney’s obliviousness is indeed somewhat remarkable for someone who’s the personal minion of Satan. I also wondered why she didn’t turn around to see what the hell those three were up to. I did like that Tulip didn’t hold it against Eugene for accidentally outing her identity to Sydney.

I think it would have been interesting if they’d skipped the voodoo/black magic stuff and instead made his grandmother the ultimate bible-thumping, morally bankrupt Evangelical—the kind of monster that’s created when fundamentalism is taken to its logical extreme. They would have had to re-write the dead…

I don’t think this was the writers’ intention, but I was kind of happy to see Cassidy move on and make new friends, even though logic dictates that things will have to inevitably go south. His relationship with Jesse has been nothing short of toxic.

I was actually kind of sad to see Pam’s immediate transition away from her button-down/cardigan combos and her crunchy half-up/half-down hairstyle in season 4. I wanted to see them dancing around in love in all of their recognizable and slightly dorky glory.

It’s been three seasons and we rarely see him behave like anything other than a callous dick. I mean, it took about 24 hours for him to forget he literally sent a kid to hell. I can’t think of any other show with a lead we’re supposed to ultimately be rooting for, but who is nonetheless extremely unlikeable, sad backst…

The ambulance was for Tulip, but Starr preferred the idea of her dead and out of the way, so he ordered them to cancel it.

The reviews following the end of season 1 were more or less the same—the season was slow, but now it should pick up in season 2. The fact that people are essentially saying the same thing about this finale is a little problematic. And yes, the apartment was essentially Preacher’s answer to the farm. It gave the show…

The actor was really good at mimicking Jesse’s mannerisms, though. That was some good casting.

I don’t think so, because Jesse started noticing his voice was losing its power prior to Hitler’s escape.

I’m curious to know which Annvillers would have landed in Hell. I’m guessing Emily is chilling (roasting?) down there with hapless Miles. I don’t see any reason why Donny and Betsy would be down there, especially given Donny’s reconciliation with both Jesse and his own penchant for violence, which at times almost…

The story of Carl Tanzler: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Tanzler

Too Much Cowbell: a quick aside...when I finally recognized the familiar <ahem> face in your profile picture, I had to restrain myself from curling into a ball, which is more or less what I do every time the story of that poor woman resurfaces.

I was really hoping he’d be out of hell and standing in front of Jesse by mid-season, but of course they chose to drag the whole thing out, padding it with a Hitler backstory nobody asked for. And yes, this show’s penchant for repetition is annoying af.

Ice rink cheeseburgers and onion rings. They make the shivering and teeth-chattering worth it. Both of my nephews belonged to Timbits hockey teams (a Canadian thing; I don’t know if they have Timbits hockey in the States), so I’ve put in my fair share of time freezing my ass off on benches in dimly-lit rinks. The…

Random rabid Trump-supporting Bible-thumper: “God sneezed and blew the moon right in front of the sun. It was miraculous, and adorable, too.”

Yes, exactly, the comments section is why I started visiting the site regularly, and why I ultimately joined.

*off (tried editing but can’t see any change)

If they really wanted to honour Heather, they could, I don’t know, just knock the fucking things off their pedestals.