The last 15 minutes were absolutely perfect. I really enjoyed the whole season, but this sequence in particular will stay with me for a long time.

You thought Hopper was leaving Eggos, last season, for the Great Pumpkin? Or maybe trying to grow, rare-but-a-real-thing Waffle Trees?

Huh? I thought it was self-evident why Netflix would not release their own figures.

To be fair, her aunt was on the phone with Florence from Hawkins PD, so she was directly trying to get in touch with Jim, not the lab folks which is what I thought the first time through. I mean obviously they have her phone tapped, but their concern seems elsewhere at the moment.

The vibe I got from her crew was whichever Nightmare on Elm Street had the Dream Warriors in it, 4 I think? That was a similar concept - this time we’re taking the fight to Freddie! and the group had the similar stock character types.

It’s not just about chosen family, it’s about what family means to Eleven and Kali. Kali is clearly motivated by anger, and she uses other people to satisfy her sense of injustice. But Kali clearly connected with Eleven in a way she didn’t with the rest of her unremarkable gang. She felt a loss motivated by some kind…

Sounds like Hollywood has quite a few candidates for the genital cuff.

This is the most recent episode I’ve seen and the first time this season I’ve thought “shit I forgot how good this show is.”

When I go to Goodwill stores now, it amazes me to see the amount of Cosby books over in the paperback section. And Lance Armstrong, for that matter.

I used to be a big Woody Allen film, but recently his output has been so middling I can’t justify paying to see any new film from a likely child abuser (and I appreciate there’s an element of hypocrisy and self-justification on my part there), but although I’m still a big fan of most of his 70s, 80s and early 90s…

It’s easier with filmmakers rather than on-screen talent (sure, Polanski appears in Chinatown as a hood for a few minutes, but it’s still only a cameo). I can watch my favourite Woody Allen film, The Purple Rose of Cairo, without too many qualms because as painful as it is to discover that the director of one of my…

You think Annie Hall is bad? Try watching Manhattan with Allen dating 16-year-old Mariel Hemingway. So gross.

No, the worst part of this is a 14 year old allegedly being abused and feeling powerless to stop it. The allegation needs to stay at the front and center. It’s not about politics or show business (whatever repercussions come), it’s the life of one person.

This should be about the victim, not me. But it’s frustrating when it’s someone you actually respect as an actor. I gave up watching House of Cards after season two as it got more and more ludicrous, but Spacey is in so many of my all-time favorite movies. I had no positive feelings about Harvey Weinstein and he’s not…

Huh, my favourite magician has always been Harry Houdidn’tgrabmyass.

Poe’s Law and all, but my post was completely sarcastic, and I agree with everything you have said. Sorry I didn’t write my joke more clearly in the first place.

Perhaps you’d prefer if people just said he starting fucking his kids’ teen-aged sister whom he helped raise for thirteen years. Is that pedantic enough for you?

“Untoward” is a pretty sizable understatement, but okay.

Pointing out factual errors in a news article is immature and counter-productive. Cool. I’ll have to write that one down.