Palling around with a murderer aside, that’s an eye rolling moment if there ever was one...

“Depp always brings his guitar to the yacht”

i apologize to the community for my pithy comment about accents.

I looked it up and Reed Richards apparently is from Central City, CA, so I think they’ll go with those accents from “The Californians” on SNL.  Sue Storm is from Long Island, so Kirby will definitely do a Fran-Drescher accent.

Yep! After my father died back in the ‘00s, I made sure that the Ray Charles country CD box set Rhino put out back in the ‘90s found a good home on my shelves.

We need to shake up the entertainment industry by mixing and matching these creative teams. Lilly Wachowski and Ethan Coen! Daniel Kwan and D.B. Weiss!

*deep breath* LAAAAAAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Which one did the ponderous, half-baked philosophy parts?

Maybe she can make a better Matrix sequel?

This doesn’t feel right. Let me try to make it a little more AV CLUB:

Yeah, this felt weird and lazy and kinda racist? “Speak in an American accent! Do it!” Like, no one casts Arnold and would expect him to hit the Rs, so why pretend like that’s even a thing? Imagine if it weren’t a well-known actor—does the fact that he’s so famous make it “OK”?

And while everyone in the commercial has…

But it also felt like a pretty blatant ripoff to the Radioactive Man bit where they’re trying to get him to say “Up at atom” and Ranier Wolfcastle struggles to get it right. I guess if they’re gonna take a bit from the Simpsons, at least they used the real Arnie in the stand-in Arnie role from that gag.

Didn't watch the commercial? Because it contains a bottle nosed dolphin with a unicorn horn. 

*gently, like Danny Tanner giving fatherly advice on Full House* Tim... *begin “lesson” music* you also comment on articles about YouTube videos on the internet. *warm smile* So it’s likely at least one of those is a lie. But that’s ok! We’re all losers here. Now, here *hands them a Mountain Dew Code Red*, wipe your…

Any golden age for kids television is the era you grew up in. Though it’s difficult to argue with the massive numbers those Schneider shows got, of course, try and convince a 40 year old that the golden age of Nick WASN’T when you could watch Hey, Dude, Salute Your Shorts, and Clarissa Explains It All.

I agree with your general point but your understanding of sampling in hip hop makes you sound like a boomer who posts Minion memes on Facebook.

it’s like...i’m just a regular guy! if you wanna ask me and have a conversation about it that’s one thing, but i use the internet to post dumb jokes and goofs. that’s ‘the internet’ to me. i don’t have a ‘platform’ i’m just a dude.

The BY Club

i think i can sum it up as:

the other problem, and something that i’m not sure i even possess the language to explain, is that we’re in a bit of a ‘crisis of opinion’.