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Yeah. I was going to throw out The Lost Daughter, too.

I lived with some people that used to play a lot of Borderlands (the original, I believe) and it just drove me crazy. It was just a lot of shooty nonsense tied to Diablo-esque incremental loot system, all dolled up with a kind of “Hot Topic edgelord” look. I could not fathon why anyone would want to spend their…

Nearly a decade ago, the BBC did a JS & Mr. N miniseries starring Bertie Carvel and Eddie Marsan . I haven’t seen it myself but reviews have been positive.

I don’t think he’s particularly funny on his own but he really excels at playing straight man to funnier people.  Which is how he works so well in those comedy shows imo

I certainly spotted the Buffyisms, but that seems like a very superficial reading of the show that seems to incorporate a wider swath of supernatural and surreal (and also, children’s) programming. The glimpses we get of The Pink Opaque are much weirder than Buffy ever got.

It’s not really about the 90's in that way. The TV fetishism is definitely for CRTs, and his adulthood is represented by getting a flatscreen delivered to his house, but it’s not really about the 90's as much as it is set in the 90's. It’s just using the era as a metaphor, rather than mining nostalgia for it.

You don’t think 60 characters in a single movie risks being a bit overwhelming?

I think it’s more about how Disney thinks that Marvel fatigue will be solved by THROWING MORE MARVEL AT YOU!

Finally, the culmination of all the exciting plot threads! Plot threads like... uh...

It also led to one of the funnier plot lines in the otherwise weak 4th season of Arrested Development.

I’m with you, and even in its best light it’s still rendered deeply stupid by the dumbass announcer.

I have the complete opposite reaction to the pod racing. At best the race scene is way too long, at worst (depending on how I feel about the Phantom Menace that day) it’s completely unnecessary.

I understand if that bothers people. When I first learned about it in the early-00’s, it certainly gave me the ick. But I struggle to hold a relationship from thirty years ago against him when he’s been married for twenty-five years while Shoshanna Lonstein went on to become a writer and fashion designer. That’s just…

Right, because Jerry Seinfeld is known for his offensive rants.

If you read the entirety of Seinfeld’s comments, they’re not radical or even unreasonable.

I have never been a Seinfeld fan, but I must say the man looks extraordinarily great to be 70.

Weird how a guy who co-created one of, if not the most successful sitcom of all time gets so much access.

Who’s trying to offer a “justification” for anything? It’s the way it fucking is. The point is that “nepobaby” gets thrown around as a pejorative by hack pop culture blog writers to describe anybody whose parents happen to be famous—regardless of talent. If they’re gonna use it, save it for the Jaden Smiths and leave…

yeah , actually forget that , its pretty good . Also it looks like Ugly Americans .