The tone of this article matches the knee-jerk, directionless hate the documentary seems to be digging into; instead of taking a minute to answer the self-posed questions of “why? So what?”, so many of us just announce our distaste for something. Much of American culture and the media cycle revolve around anger and…

It’s a joke, similar to the SNL Asian First-off between Bowen Yang and Simu Liu.

I still like the show overall, but I have a couple minor problems at this point:

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I don’t think Josh is HulkKing, but that he was texting WITH HulkKing.

For me, it was all about the “Rye or the Kaiser." 

Did it? It didn’t hurt his career for sure but “Eat it” and “I’m Fat” both were parodying the King of Pop.   

I know there were no hard feelings in the end but still, I wonder how he’d feel about every single obituary of him mentioning Weird Al.

Yeah, the way things were going...I didn't know. 

At least now we know that he did, in fact, live to see 24.

It was better before Eric Idle. Which is not something that you can usually say.

My friends from the “That 70s Show Lorecast” will be up in arms!

Jackie and Kelso were always a bit toxic as far as relationships go - she was the hot, self-centered cheerleader and he was the hot, self-centered burnout. They were funny, but mostly for the moments they complained to and about each other - “MICHAEL” and “Damn, Jackie!”.

It was definitely bizarre that all the neighborhood kids kept hanging out at the parents’ house of the dude who left town. My basement was the place we all hung out in High School, too, but my friends didn’t keep hanging around my parents’ house after I went to college.

Kunis is vastly overestimating the extent to which anyone actually watched the last seasons of 70s Show. No one remembers that Josh Meyers was brought on to replace Grace and Kutcher, Cousin Oliver-stylee, much less that Jackie dated Fez.

He’s the CEO and slept with an employee. He’s not fired because of the cheating, it’s the abuse of power.

The whole thing about Brendan Fraser taking this role was that he GAINED WEIGHT for the role. If you watched Doom Patrol (or even No Sudden Move) you could see the weight gain. I don’t think he was using a fat suit (I could be wrong!) but he certainly gained weight for The Whale.

I’m sure he does “know more.”

He’s conflating representation and talent. Everyone deserves the former, he’s never demonstrated the latter.

By his logic should gay actors not be able to play straight characters?