Even though I stopped watching the show this season, I still read these reviews because Myles seems to be as fed up with the show as many of the rest of us. After reading part of the review, I tuned in this week because it’s Ian’slast episode. For so much of the series Ian and Mickey were the main people I cared…

Why don’t you dry your tears and fuck the fuck off? Literally every other comment you post is whining about this group of sites. Like, Jesus Christ guy, you won’t be missed. Bye.

Or just enjoy a show and then move on with your life, without feeling the need to post some diatribe against critics, that no one gives a shit about. You know, like normal people do.

“recent time in Chicago has him thinking about returning to his “roots,” leading him to want to record it in Africa, instead.”

Noooooooo. Sammi is the worst. I have no idea what the hell is going on in everybody’s storylines except Frank and Liam’s and the latter is heavy handed. 

Season 7 was pretty great.

The show hasn’t really worked since they axed Jimmy. The whole McDermott era went way off the tracks, and brought us to the almost infuriating storylines and ultra contrived writing that now permeates the show.

I hope Fiona feels bad for letting Vee and her boyfriend guilting her into voting for the worst candidate. Ruiz was trying to improve the lives of his fellow citizens,whereas Wyman just virtue signals and promotes the same type of policies that keep people in poverty.

Since Liam asks if he’ll skip to 3rd grade, that actually indicates he’s in 1st grade right now, and therefore was a kindergartener last season, and not even born when the series began ;)

I disagreed with Neal Gorsuch on basically every issue but I didn’t fight it because that’s what happens when Americans elect an orange baboon. Brett Kavanaugh shouldn’t be a judge, let alone a Supreme Court Justice. If you can’t see the difference between the two of them and what makes this such a big issue, then I…

Let me start by saying, kindly, fuck you.

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It was pleasantly surprising how well this movie held up when I watched it last year. It trades a little too heavily in stereotypes, even as it tries to subvert some of them, but it is a sweet little story about a man coming to terms with his identity.

Seconded, the man is a gem. We’re getting way too little Joan Cusack these days for my liking as well.

Kevin Klein is a treasure. He’s particularly exceptional in A Fish Called Wanda.

If I know anything about HTGAWM it’s that eventually I will become weary (- solange.mp3) of all the planned plot twists that exist just because so I’m really soaking in this relatively calm premiere.

So glad this show is back and I’m equally glad you’ll be back again for reviews. It’s funny because I rarely agree with you with the grading but I still enjoy your writing and think you have valid points.

Honestly excited to see Alex be Chief. He’s going to be great. 

Would that it were also over IRL. Instead I’m sitting here watching a bunch of men grill a woman who is a sexual assault survivor because they’re desperate to protect their groping, raping, way of life that has allowed them to feel ownership over women’s bodies for all of fucking eternity.

The show is based in Washington, so with the average age of a Senator at roughly 110-120 years old, being “middle-aged” at 59 is appropriate in this context.