My best guess is these maps are usually made from mined search data. And there are a lot of places that don’t have a particular fast food restaurant where rumors might be flying around that a location may be coming to the area, leading people to google it to see if it’s true...

I dunno, I’d argue Colin’s still evil, but I think intent matters more than results when it comes to that sort of thing. Either way, he was in fine form tonight.

But, y’know, it’s totally finished, right? That’s what everyone smuggling info out of WB’s bunkers was saying? It’s so finished it still needs eight digits’ worth of work?

If his opening up about his cheating still sits heavy on her mind four years later, there’s definitely no answer that’s going to magically make this go away. Either he keeps up the lie and she’s going to feel like there are still things unresolved (mostly because, well, there are still things unresolved), or he tells…

I live in one of the 10 states where you can’t find Home Run Inn, so I can’t vouch for that, but my roommate and I have been consuming a lot more frozen pizza than we normally do. We usually keep a couple of Red Barons and one of a local brand called Colasessano’s in the freezer at any given time for when dinner plans…

The rules on hypnotism seem pretty inconsistent. One the “Animal Control” episode it says people can only be hypnotized if they would have done they were told to anyway. But that’s not the case in many instances.

Not gonna deny, I was not expecting the troll. I was initially expecting another energy vampire or something similar, like the emotional vampire that Colin encountered last season. Like, after the revelation of the troll itself, the thankfully-blurry troll-junk barely registered. I still thought Colin’s bit was a fun…

When the subject of vampire hunters/killers has come up, they seem to mostly treat it like it’s not simply something that some humans do, but what they are. Even aside from Carol picking up on Guillermo’s nature, they seem to treat someone who’s killed a vampire as like a dog that’s got a taste for blood and has to be…

That sucks, I’m sorry to hear about that. Sounds like just the most rotten luck.

We’ve been doing the occasional takeout on the way home from grocery shopping or delivery (which has helped us take the sting out of missing some of our favorite places), but I think the first time my roommate (who hasn’t left the house at all since March 9th) go out to a sit-down restaurant, it’ll probably be a…

IIRC, it was always intended to at least turn up on CW’s streaming site/app, but the production halts bumped it up a month or two.

I’m just wondering, what do you do with the garlic cloves? Just leave them in and hope nobody minds? Or do you take them out at the end, like bay leaves?

Mark Hamill was basically perfect as Jim the Vampire, and the character as conceived and written is basically a perfect foil for Laszlo. After the first time Jim the Vampire comes into the bar looking for Laszlo and meets Jackie Daytona, I experienced this building comedy-dread of “Wait, is he just toying with him or…

So you’re saying this is a bad movie, then. I’m trying to piece together the subtext here, and I think that’s the takeaway I’m getting.

I dunno about ‘genius’ uses of chocolate chips, but I see the opposite on a regular basis. I have a friend who insists on making ‘Christmas cookies’ for his friends. I use quotes there because they’re literally nothing but stuff like saltine crackers with caramel melted on them, or Nutter Butters with a white…

Somehow that makes him even more awesome. So yes. Yes he is.

Thank you, now this all makes sense to me.

Important question, though -- is there a snake version of Abradolf Lincler? (I mean, probably not, as there doesn’t seem to be a Snake Rick, but I wonder...)

As a wise(?) man once said, “His power grows by the night!”

It might’ve been a painting that Nandor’s had stashed away for a while and Colin knew about it and decided that now was the time to do something with it.