This show continues to generate incredibly mixed feelings in me.

Since “Karens” are racists who fabricate false charges to sic the authorities on minorities, the term in no way applies to these characters in this episode. Instead, as the author described, Marian’s faux pas at Peggy’s house reflect and stem from Marian’s white privilege.

I know he is supposed to be as wide-eyed innocent as she, but I secretly want him revealed as the most ruthless social climber of them all.

I don't think of it as a Karen moment; Marian was clearly horribly embarrassed by her mistake(s). A true Karen would have insisted she'd done nothing wrong.

“Okay, so... how many After Effects plug-ins will we need for this movie?”

One could make the same statement about butter, but I doubt people would use that as evidence that butter isn’t good.

Same with flour.

When avocado toast became the target of mockery for millennials, I initially enjoyed it for a little bit much like everyone else. However, the more I thought about it, the more I realized that avocado toast is basically a single giant nacho slathered with guacamole.

U.S. official carrying out an inspection in Uruapan, Michoacán received a threatening call to their cell phone.

I shamelessly love this show and cannot wait for season 2, especially since it focuses on Anthony.

For Larry, a donation was made in his name to the Human Fund: “Money for People”.

One question: does Natasha Lyonne say “cock-a-roach” at least once per episode?

The scene was actually really good, quite organic in a Marvel way (I mean, Murdock does show up in other comics frequently in his capacity as a lawyer). Also - just reminded me that the MCU (tv division included) has the absolutely best casting in history.

The worst thing I ever did was when my kids were 3 and 4. If they didn’t want to do something I wanted them to do, like go to bed, I’d say, well, why don’t we just flip a coin. Heads I win, tails you lose. That worked well for a few months, but when they finally caught on, they were really pissed.

He’s right, it is dumb. But Peter Jackson didn’t get any hardware for the Lord of the Rings movies until the whole series was done. Maybe there’s similar thinking going on here given how much the Academy hates awarding genre movies.

Brolin is absolutely right. What Villeneuve was able to do with this book, and the way he did it, was exemplary. 

You know, there are two paths you can take when seeing someone living in better working conditions.

On one hand, I get it; I’m currently working an office job after 15+ years in restaurants - I’m making more money and working less than I ever have in my life, I’m giving my bare minimum and my co-workers and manager are somehow bowled over by my “work ethic” and “commitment”. It’s a racket, and I want to take every…

“artificial attempt at garnering interest"

What you’re saying is just new pollution to the conversation.