"Jost, too, finds a groove, his whitebread demeanor, as usual,
incorporated into the jokes. In the visit by Trump sons Eric and Donald
Jr., it’s revealed that the three all hang out, which tracks."

LOGAN: excellent
HEADSHOT: poor
DON'T KILL IT: awful
THE ASSIGNMENT: far-better-than-expected
CATFIGHT: poor
HAP & LEONARD S1E1: great
SKYRIM for the first time: enjoying it
SNL: first half, tight…second half, rough…FJM, always welcome

Between your worst list and the Razzies, I'm truly surprised SUICIDE SQUAD wasn't recognized. It seemed far more egregious than BvS.

HACKSAW RIDGE deserves better than a Trump comparison. Gibson too, I think.

OLDBOY wasn't an action film.

Why is this on the Newswire?

Friend Zone and Big Sean aside, this was a rousing, funny show, one that made me feel better after the last few months. (And I haven't been much of a viewer for years until the last few months.) And again, a show I'm not sure requires this level of in-depth scrutiny.

Ugh, what a miserable idea. I enjoy her work, but she's become pretty tiresome off-screen.

I just want to know if Dave Attell is okay.

YOGA HOSERS currently tops my list of the worst. It's so awfully made on every level, and I say that as one of 17 people who actually thought RED STATE might his best film, and a turning point from the usual thing he did up to that point.

Nothing for the cast of HORACE AND PETE, who essentially put that show in your best of article?

Caught this on Netflix, and loved it. But that was no third act twist. It gives itself away 25 minutes in.

I found most of these clips to be funny. I don't know, maybe SNL does not require much in the way of analysis or scrutiny. You laugh, maybe you don't laugh.

I think I was just so goddam thrilled that a character I read and enjoyed as a younger man was getting live-action representation made me initially giddy about the show, to the degree that, while I didn't particularly like anything after Cottonmouth's death, I was accepting of it. Yet everything about Diamondback was…

Hell, I'm still sore about Scarfe being a bad guy. The comics I read, he was Misty's suave, cool partner. Love Frank Whaley, but damn. Nostalgia: crushed.

You're being too kind. I was game for this but goodwill or no, it was truly awful, and I don't mean just the effects.

Candace's confession was on Misty's phone, which she lost, yes? I agree, a taped confession surely would have been enough.

A younger David Straitharn for Doctor Strange.