That’s your opinion. Personally, I thought this was a really solid year for movies. A bunch of smaller movies I loved, and even the blockbusters weren’t bad this year.

People like to say pretty actresses can’t act. Unless they’re talking about Emma Watson, who actually can’t act.

I think Saoirse Ronan still has a chance at nabbing Best Actress (I hope she and Metcalf both manage to pull it off, as I prefered their performances to Janney’s and McDormand’s. I also want to see Dafoe beat Rockwell, though I don’t mind as much on that one because I’d love to see Sam Rockwell win an Oscar.)

Yea Bortles doesn’t stand a chance against the Pats, but the Jacksonville D could reasonably rattle Brady, especially considering he’s not a young man anymore. I feel like a Blake Bortles-Case Keenum Super Bowl is a Bad Place matchup, but I’d 100% prefer it to seeing Brady and Belichick get another ring.

Don’t you mean forking great?

Well you don’t seem to like any of the characters, so if you did in fact like the show, the conclusion one could draw is that you enjoyed hating them. So it is fun.

Let’s not forget Jerry became the mayor. Even Billy Eichner’s character was crazy but worked hard and cared about what he was doing

It must be fun hating everything.

I could see Steve Martin coming across that way, but I would be surprised to hear something about him, though I agree not as surprised as I would be to hear about Patrick Stewart or Ian McKellan, though I would say PFT would surprise me on that level.

Mine would be Steve Martin or Paul F. Tompkins, but those are good ones too.

You could arguably call that part of the parody of the original song, which is only 2 minutes long yet still manages to say “gucci gang” 500 times.

I’m almost certain Dennis has no idea it’s based off a real song.

I watch basically out of habit at this point (I still watch The Simpsons every week, so that falls into the lineup) and I’ve noticed this season’s slightly better than the last few as well. I still wouldn’t recommend it to anyone, but I don’t hate myself for watching it as much recently.

Because, like “I’m not racist” it’s a statement most people don’t feel compelled to remind everyone.

She definitely handled the situation with Grace.

I was talking about Eminem.

What was people’s problem with her again? Too loud or something? I tend to just think of her as a very pleasant person, though her drawing so much anger from internet dweebs is pretty typical.

Remove that part about Eminem and I agree with your rule. Talent doesn’t give you a racism pass.

Call me crazy, but I feel like there’s a difference between most rappers saying the n-word and this kid saying it.

“Can I measure your tree?”
“...Nah, not right now.”