Only if there’s an accompanying laugh track.

I saw Alexander Skarsgård in the soldier gear in that header pic and immediately got excited that this was somehow connected to Generation Kill.

Welcome back BoJack! My favorite depression show that brings things to a startling rock bottom, while being both cathartic and hopeful at the same time.

The real question is The Joker dancing to Billy Idol’s “Dancing With Myself”?

As someone that’s familiar with the comic and just rewatched the Director’s Cut before Sunday’s Watchmen premiere, I came away with some very distinct points going forward.

I don’t believe that it’s supposed to be taken that literally. While we the audience see both doing things at the same time, obviously Elliot is doing it all himself, just one at a time. For artistic purposes, we see it as simultaneous and the conversation between the two (Mr Robot/Elliot) in Elliot’s head can be…

I have to say that one of the many things I’m enjoying about this season is the way the Esmail is framing Elliot and Mr. Robot, and how the other characters interact with them as one.

Now that you say it... I totally see it.

So the chances for the butler and maid not being poisoned are zero, right? Champagne poisoning? But maybe their robots?

Everyone?

It blows my mind how many actors say this exact same thing about every costumed role. I believe Tom Holland said something similar to this as well.

After Dano’s turn in Escape From Dannemora, I’ll gladly see anything else he’s in. I really need to check out Prisoners since that’s a Villanueve film too.

I’m actually jealous of Lady Gaga.

Good luck with N.W.A.

This was a good pre-air review Danette. The other critics that I follow and respect have pretty much given very positive reviews as well, and it gives me a lot of hope that we’ll be getting “good version” Lindelof here.

Not really complaining, but it would have been nice to separate the movies from TV shows.

When it comes to bad divorces, that’s the best thing to do. Way too hard to parse what’s true or not, most of the time.

“The screen test also allowed Scorsese to keep in a scene studio executives were urging him to cut. In it, the gangsters sit with DeVito’s mother, who is played by Scorsese’s real mom Catherine, as Batts bleeds out in the trunk.”

That sounds like a solid theory. I like it and it makes a lot of sense.

Outside of the twist at the end—which I’m curious to see how it plays out with a third personality—I loved the team coming together aspect of Price joining Elliot, Darlene, and Mr. Robot.