No. Way no. So many kinds of no that I don't know a word to adequately incorporate the amount of no that is necessary. Cue video of Vader screaming no. They have never even made an album that sounds remotely similar to their previous album.

I noticed it a long, long time ago. Mostly because I also say "well" a lot.

Feels
Water Curses
Strawberry Jam
Painting With
Sung Tongs
Centipede Hz
Fall Be Kind
Merriweather Post Pavilion
People
Campfire Songs
Here Comes the Indian
Prospect Hummer

I almost feel like tapping David Wong of John Dies at the End fame would be a really great get for this show. I'd like to see the writing step it up a bit.

Baal was awful. Just absolutely terrible. Ruby's character, and her character change, is confusing as hell, and not well thought out. Some of the writing is extremely sub-standard, and then jumps to being excellent with almost no warning. The police station episode. The police station episode. Everything involved with…

I think he was probably wrong about the finale, but I'm not sure he was wrong about the direction the show is taking in general. He's basically been left in charge of the property, he's trying to protect it, and there have been some legitimately questionable decisions this season.

Pablo was completely clean of demonic writing. Them making their way back to the present makes no sense.

The horror feels Evil Dead. The jokes feel Army of Darkness. I think I would be happier with it all skewing more Evil Dead 2.

The producer in question is actually Tapert.

These reviews had better be back next season. Why in the hell would they pass on having reviews of a fun seasonal show? What else do you have around Halloween? Walking Dead? bleh

Baal is the worst idea the series has ever had.

The original ending sounds a lot more fun than what we got. However, there were a lot of things in this season that just didn't land. Some of it was just a little too silly, and some of it was just bad (the entire episode in the police station). Some of it was great, too though. The asylum episodes were definitely a…

Don't tell women what they can do with their bodies. Especially Jennifer Lawrence. Especially Jennifer Lawrence's butt.

Basically the same ratio as Detroit these days.

You and the other 17 people that live in the U.P.

I wanted to add something to this, but I think you covered all of the major embarrassments.

We're currently having a recount to see if both Kid Rock, and I actually live in Dumbfuckistan AS WE SPEAK! Holy shit, how much would it hurt his soul to discover that Michigan will go to Hillary. I want to butter my bread with those tears.

The ménage à trois scene with the grizzly bear is definitely a high point. Shit. I'm not supposed to call it a "ménage à trois" because those are french words, and the only people who speak french are communists. Or pussies. Or communist pussies.

It's a /fiction, and it's bloody, and it's hot, and it's glorious.

I always preferred Evil Dead 2. Sometimes, the show's comedy skews more AoD than ED2, and I'm not always a fan of that. I always found AoD's jokes to be…. I don't know…. easier?