It’s relevant a lot.

“We need a white guy who’s mere presence suggests that everything has gone completely to hell and that our main character has made terrible choices, can the casting director get someone like that?”

The sequel to Barbie is Skipper. Everybody knows that.

Considering how awful The Boys comic is, and how much better the show is, I’m not worried about them taking liberties to tell their own stories.

I’ve read the books, and yes, it’s a good show. I never thought you could really do the books correctly if you did them exactly - but this keeps the ideas of the books while making it work in both the medium and for a modern audience.

Here’s the thing about Nate. Because of his authoritarian dad, he’s naturally gravitated to and kowtowed to anyone who he might consider an “alpha” without any second-guessing about their motives. It happened with Ted, and that was part of Nate’s problem in S2 - because Ted was his “alpha” and was nice and kind to…

Nate was one of the first characters the show displayed, I still don’t understand why there is such an insistence on dismissing the plot line that he been there since Ted and Beard stepped on the pitch in the first 10 minutes of the first episode.

Dear Ted Lasso writers,

Just the line “I wasn’t being ironic, I was being hypocritical” shows enormous intellectual and emotional growth.

Am I being stupid, but I thought Trent was gay?

Not sure if you have spent a lot of time around jocks and/or serious sports fan, but I have frequently heard aggressively hetero fan boys express their love and willingness to do ANYTHING for a beloved sports star.

I wouldn’t be surprised if what they do is devote MOST of the episode to her and Riley; then, in the last 5 minutes, cut to Ellie killing a rabbit/deer, and finally meeting David. Cliffhanger. End of episode.

Just a public service announcement for any Clubbers who feel the need to take off and horseback ride for 5 days straight with little or no previous experience

For me it wasn’t the cultural insensitivity of the costumes, it was 1) the lack of actual research into Mexican baking/pastry, which goes deeper than tortillas and conchas, and 2) the technical challenge being a cooking challenge. The topping proportions on those tacos were nuts, too.

I look at it this way - That’s 3 20oz sport bottles a day (That’s my bottle at least). I have one with each meal and sip whatever’s left in between. Very easy to drink that and more if you exercise. I count my coffee and tea towards total water intake as well since it is mostly just water anyway, so it’s more like…

Yup, I saw someone on reddit mention that as well. Also, the show notes the outbreak seemed to start Jakarta, known for its flour production and home to largest flour mill in the world.

Excuse me, you mean that actor from Fringe who looks uncannily like Carrie Coon.

Josh Brener also had a fantastic role in an episode of season 2 of Mythic Quest.

When Joel says the infected are mostly in the city, Sarah says that they take the old woman into the city all the time, for appointments at the hospital.

Hooked from the very beginning. The prologue was spectacular and honestly a shock. You just don’t expect that death