He’s a teenager that has been bullied and ostracized. Ellen is pretty well-known for having a platform to encourage normals that are underdogs.

I live in LA and sometimes frequent a grocery store in Beverly Hills and *scream emoji* THE FACES I SEE. Botox, so much lifting I don’t see how they blink, tits so high they must knock their chins on them and the LIPS. Women in their 80s with trout pout. And if you think they look bad on camera, you should see them…

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I’ve thought about Botox and decided against it. If I don’t look angry and tired all the time people might try and talk to me more.

the guys’ anger at being told to mind their own business.

One of my favorite jokes in the second episode was Arthur noticing that Ticks costume had changed, and Tick being oblivious to it

The timing, direction, and delivery of the ‘office-less’ line was absolutely perfect.

Goddamn that made me snort.

Then what would keep his hair from skittering away?

You know it would start with watching that volleyball scene and just slowly turn into a gay key party, right? I’m not judging.

“Peter Serafinowicz is truly brilliant in the title role.”

So Overkill is the Flag Five guy who just got his hands crushed, right?

I genuinely loved how enthusiastic he was for the gifts for someone he’s barely met.

I’m already rewatching this, but on the first viewing I thought for some reason Tinfoil Kevin was Jurgen. As pitch-perfect as the casting is for this show, I do think a lot of the heavy bearded guys on this show kind of blur together.

I think The Tick’s gasps of astonishment when the stepdad opened his gifts is when I decided I was totally on board with Serafinowicz’s mix of obliviousness and confidence.

Can you just go away? You seem miserable here, today.

Is the argument basically that the south, by simply being more saturated by black people (for obvious reasons), is more integrated, but less equal? Whereas the north (might) be more equal, but is also more segregated? I could see that being the case based on my experience with the way cities/metro areas are here in…

So I live in a blood-red rural area, and work in a very blue city (Charlottesville, actually) right on Main Street. In my county, people wave at strangers as they pass on the road, usually at least nod in passing at the store and the older ones will often say hello. (Now, of course, they are probably whispering trash…

I would just like to throw in a side point: Octopi are freaking AWESOME. If you ever get a chance to meet an octupus, take it. I ran into one (we suspect it was the same one, since it was in the same place and I believe they’re territorial) a couple of times on a scuba dive in Palau, and once he figured out that we…