I think that unless the joke starts using a cane or frightening urban youths, we should be ok.

Meanwhile, in the Portland Medical Examiner's Office:

An award ceremony isn't acting (well, you know what I mean). It's a public acclimation of a person. Not wanting to be part of publicly acclaiming a serial harasser is a pretty reasonable response.

So no one else is going to say it?

Can't she sleep in the kennel at her old job? I'd love a whole episode of Julievette puttering around her abandoned veterinarian clinic.

It's a fair point. And along with the nuclear attack on American soil, has anyone ever thought to mention that apparently we now have a cure for spinal injuries? I feel like a few thousand cured quadriplegics might warrant at least a mention on the news.

Yowzers, you're right! Helga took in a Muslin refugee, and look what happened to her! The girl even turned out to be a suicide stabber! This proves the show is a hardcore Trump supporter! Make Kattegat Great Again! I know I'm right because the TV is whispering it to me…

I had the same thought regarding Ecbert's eleventy-dimensional chess, but in practical terms? Both Ecbert and the bishop who handled the ceremony are dead, and for all East Anglia knows Ecbert is still king (it's not as if he updated his Facebook occupation to "Former King"). Historically, I believe the Vikings kept…

Meanwhile, in conversations with my eleven year-old daughter:

Given the rumors Amenadiel spread about his goat legs, not surprising medieval Lucifers would be a touch off-model.

"We'll be fine."

Easy. Don't "trim" the budget. It's economically stupid.

“You’ve got Trump and then you’ve got the idiot sons,”

Randal: So they build another Death Star, right?
Dante: So?
Randal: A construction job of that magnitude would require a helluva lot more manpower than the Imperial army had to offer. I'll bet there were independent contractors working on that thing: plumbers, aluminum siders, roofers.
Dante: Not just Imperials, is what…

Move zig?

"Julievette remains caught between two personalities, but the end result is that she feels like there’s no personality at all."

When it comes to the Huntsman, I've often thought that it's a fairy tale whose biggest fantastical element is that you have to believe in a world where Charlize Theron is worried that Kristen Stewart is prettier than her.

But Alfred doesn't drive the Norsemen out of England, just back to their redoubts in East Anglia and Northumbria.

So weird, because as I said above my daughters find several of the female characters interesting. If only you had told them earlier why they're wrong.

"Perhaps there might be some of us who are tired of propaganda sprinkled into a simple movie review…"