I felt like this watching the "It's toasted" scene upon starting to re-watch the show earlier this month, and then when Roger pipes up and says "I don't think i have to tell you what we just witnessed," I suddenly realized that the whole series is about Don being a handsome face that can speak eloquently, but that he…

American Steel fan!

Yeah I hated The Bravery as a high schooler. Boring music, bad look, no soul, baby.

That scene with Harry and Don and the caveman paintings was the point when this show hit overdrive for me because, like you said, it just resonated so deeply. Now it's my all-time favorite.

Fair enough. I remember being very confused when I first saw that until I realized what was happening.

Really no need to be snippy with me in this situation. Just be an adult, accept that you were wrong, and move on with your life. :)

It does completely change that though because what you're stating as "fact" is, in fact, not a "fact" at all. They were in a folk duo together when he made the first Thermals record completely on his own. Then when he wanted to tour and turn it into a full-time band, he brought he friend into the fold. From there she…

That's how I plan on seeing it!

I will get very high and go see it next weekend while my wife is out of town. That feels like the most self-indulgent way to spend my time alone.

Oh Jesus people didn't like the Bane voice? I'm honestly just learning this.

Possibly the biggest mistake I've ever seen w/r/t wrestling booking was having Roman LEAVE the Rumble this year for 15+ minutes and sit in the back and then return and almost win the match.

Ah well to be fair, that does change everything. I don't know much or care about Luke Cage (other than didn't Nic Cage adopt his screen name from the character?).

Can't you just accept that superheroes might not be his thing quietly in your own heart without being snide on the Internet?

Woah dude, we've got some Thor to Avengers hivemind going on.

Is the thesis that it makes the movies "worse" or just that it drives down viewer interest and engagement? Because I literally have stopped even bothering to see the Marvel movies - even the ones that I would probably actually be interested in - because I just don't want to bother having to keep up with different…

To be fair, I'm pretty sure that the narrator in "Only the Good Die Young" is intentionally written to be kind of sleazy and off-putting. I don't know that you're supposed to look on him fondly.

Ah so you're saying we're on the same page.

Doesn't the Internet like Tom Hanks? I thought he was universally cool?

I had no idea that people didn't like Fred Armisen. What is supposed to be the issue with him?

At some point post-college, I realized that I was an annoying kid with very strong opinions on a lot of art and media, but not very diverse taste and as part of my mid-20s experimentation started trying to digest more things than before and also be open to the idea that even if it's not for me that there must be some…