When I was an impressionable youth, my parents were watching public television and a National Geographic story about the discovery of many of the sailors bodies was being shown. Those ice mummies and the looks on their faces have creeped me out ever since. I”m not going to embed a picture because I don’t want to…

My god but the Novel this was based on is quite a depressing read, but in a good way.

One of the funnier aspects of the hunt for the Terror and Erebus a couple years ago was how the local Inuit population had been suggesting to the Canadian/British governments for years that they might want to search nearby Terror Bay (named so by the crew of the Erebus in honour of the lost crew). One local hunter…

A) I’m super happy to see this phenomenal book getting a miniseries.

Looks promising, but if we’re adapting Dan Simmons, where’s my goddamn Hyperion miniseries?

Caesar and Brutus back together again!

Awesome song. I didn’t get it when it first came out. It felt very different to their earlier, more mellow hits. But it’s now my favourite of theirs.

It’s a good show.

In the pilot, Rebecca went to a strip club to talk to a stripper named Destiny about how she definitely didn’t move to West Covina because of Josh.

I love how Josh indignantly argues how he’s not a stripper because there’s no pole involved, then immediately acknowledges that a pole would really help with his fireman persona.

I”ll have.....BIRTHDAY CAKE!

John Michael Higgins kills in absolutely every move he makes.

I will always remember an appearance of his on Community, in the episode “Introduction to Film”. It had one of the best moments of direction and scene blocking in television history.

But Han Solo already has a theme song:

This is pretty dope.

Easy: The album “Brutalism” by U.K. band IDLES. It is a pummeling, ferocious piece of 21st century punk rock that’s relevant socially and sonically. It’s the sound of Brexit, 45, narrowing job opportunities, rising rents, and growing millennial angst about it all rolled into one album.

They’re very likely to release the best album of 2018 and aren’t yet on the tip of everyone’s tongues so I’ll continue to give the world the gift of Camp Cope until everyone finally begrudgingly listens

I agree that this episode wasn’t the best, but it still had a lot of great one-liners. I also liked the ending of Justin’s and Chuck’s B-plot where they see the woman getting married to someone else and Justin realizes that she was probably just friendly because that’s part of her job. A lot of Men tend to…

Something about the whole Nick Carter magazine scene had me cracking up super hard.

I liked that especially the fake bird.