I’ll never forgive NBC for not licensing any of the music in the original airing for DVD/Streaming. Buncha cheap bastards.

We get it, Dan. You browse Reddit. 

Lol, why on earth would they give a shoutout to the AV Club?

You know AV Clubs are a real thing, right? 

Since I’ve been around I’ve never seen Dowd give about an -A.

Holy shit, a B graded episode... Should I start watching again?

I know I’ll get flamed for this but “The Mark, Tom and Travis Show” by Blink-182 is an amazing live album where everyone is on top of their game.

Who knew Drake would be influenced by Blink-182.

Scream 2 was my favorite as a teen as it felt more fun and off the cuff than Scream. We won’t mention Scream 3.

It was also my first experience with a movie that would kill one of it’s most loved characters. Just the image of Jamie Kennedy getting snatched, the van rocking as he screams, then the uncover of his bloody…

Blackcoat’s daughter really irked me because the big “twist” is only hidden due to casting. They could have easily made the teenager look more mature, but instead they casted someone else and changed her name, so it was hard for the audience to make the connection, even though you suspected it.

But, the dude can for…

Just got done... Being a Cloverfield fan hurts right now. That was bad.

Sometimes Networks will bring in a showrunner because the person who created the show doesn’t have enough experience. It’s an incredibly hard gig.

Because the headline doesn’t say “alcohol-enhanced 17-minute monologue.”

Not Matty...anyone but Matty.

You’re the reason we got the prequels. Just let things be mysteries.

Wow...America sucks.

Okay.

C- review. Not enough mention of Porgs.

If I was a head of a huge rival studio and found a way to legally make their movie kind of suffer, I might just do it.

But I am also a petty asshole.

I was expecting a lot of fuck...

Because he says things like “If they were to show us that they put the work in” and “maybe down the road there is room for that.” That shows he means it in the distant future, not immediately which I assume 95% of the people scrolling past this article on Facebook, without actually clicking it to read, will read it as.