What I don't understand is what IOC and FIFA do? They don't build the premises, they don't organize the athletes, they don't pay for athletes health insurance or travel costs —- so why do they exist?

I have to say — I loved Chappell's review because it got me to a place I didn't get to watching the episode.

YOU SAYING THIS JUST MAKES ME WANT TO WATCH IT ALL THE MORE. I'D RATHER IT GO BIG AND CRAZY THAN BE BORING.

I actually like the melodramatic dialogue and the melodramatic trailer —- I want drama. If this can be total drama, a total story, then I'm all for it. I'm done watching this robot smash this alien. Give me a story I can get into and lost, I'm in.

Okay, in all defense: why is this a bad thing??

Through the entire episode, I kept wanting them to go to the planetarium. Because it was all Bojack but she kept repeating it. Not only that but she was the "sober" one, the one giving everything to him. But yet saying she wanted to go to the planetarium.

I have to say though —- if you want it to live up to your ideal, you have to assume everyone is telling the truth, everyone is giving it their all, everyone has only this to focus on in life and to me that seems ridiculous. Yeah, good luck with that happening in a trial, let alone everyday life.

Laurie would be an excellent 'damsel' in distress — the hot, rich, co-ed? It works.

'Building steam with a grain of salt' off Endtroducing was a big musical moment for me.

My first real date was to see 'Twister' which came out in 1996. His older sister drove us and made fun of him the entire car ride because he and I were so awkward together. That was horrible. By the time we got to the theatre, it was a full on thunderstorm. I had no idea what to do with make-up so you can imagine what…

I still hold that if the movie was watchable, MST3K was at its best because it's funny-great on two levels. Like the sketches.

"Did you give the gun a good cleaning?"

Skipped the entire article once I saw that MST3K: The Movie came out so I could just do quotes. Yay!

This album is what hipsters play at their kid's birthday party. Or it's kid hipsters playing it at a birthday party.

And that song from the 60's:

Yeah I can't decide either. It's probably Joy Division as I got wayyyyyy too excited when 'Atmosphere' popped up in Stranger Things. But New Order is great too. No, it's Joy Division. Ahh, I don't know.

It is bad, yes. But I liked that it took a lot of chances and tried to get as bold and dark as comics can get. It's also beautiful to look at.

His imdb quotes are hilarious — he won't be in any movie that wants him to change in any way, including his accent, because 'it's hard' and 'not who he is' —— so what's acting again, lucas?

I haven't watched New Girl for awhile now but I'd be all for Nick hanging out with Hitchcock and Scully while Winston tries to get Holt to adopt him.

I sort of feel this about The Washington Post and The New York Times. In the past years, TWP has become more relevant, more investigative and more prestige (yeah Martin Baron!) while it feels like the NYT has become a paper as focused on lifestyle as anything else.