Yes, it was.

Albeit that I'm not sure whether the Samuel Jackson characterisation was funny or offensive.

Cage's character is written so that he doesn't use any foul language.

I will always, ALWAYS defend "The Long Kiss Goodnight". My main problem with it, is that they did not immediately scheduled a trilogy of Charlie Baltimore sequels (since TLKG is clearly an origin story), cementing Geena as the action star to beat.

If I sit down to read the AVClub or practice my guitar, I can guarantee that my 15-month-old granddaughter will swagger in just like the Girl In the Yellow Shirt there, and make it all about her.

Google "Supercorp".

She has the right to brag. Two of them?

Watson got properly and deservedly slammed by Viking Nanny. Probably thought she was going to play that single-stick game in the preview again.

45 gets his weekend tweets from reading Breitbart.

They've escaped the Internet and are now in the White House. We can ignore them when we chase them back to 4chan.

In no particular order:

I've never been able to watch Ratatouille because my brain just nopes out at the combination of rats+food.

When Christie finally, inevitably kills himself, Im going to laugh so hard.

This.

Also Lance Hendricksen. August company/

crooked tele-evangelist Tim Curry and his wife Annie Potts.

Meander from the future, here. I'm going to be laughing at this idea for a long, long time.

Try "mockery".

I knew you would be here to comment on that.

And yet here you are.