I wouldn't have said it was terrible if I simply disliked it. To me personally, and again this is just what I felt, the acting was stilted, the writing was frequently cringe worthy, and the show approached complex and interesting issues with the subtlety of a Michael Bay movie. Feminism, immigrant stories, minority…

You made a good choice. The second episode is even more forced and obnoxious.

Please tell me I'm not the only one that thought Master of None was terrible. I truly am perplexed by the heaps of love this show got.

He's Catholic, so he goes for that hand of God thing.

Can we agree that Hail Caesar is an insanely quotable movie?

Steinfeld was rediculously good in True Grit. Has she done much since though? The last thing I saw her in was the abysmal Ender's Game.

I watched the godfather when I was about 8 years old, and for a year after that I couldn't sleep under the covers and I hid whenever we passed a tollbooth.

10. Garfield
9. Garfield 2: A tail of two kitties
8. Garfield 3: Electric Boogaloo
7. Garfield 4: Garfield vs. Predator
6. Garfield Resurgence

I still want to know what Frank did with the onion that made her so upset.

They censor goddammit? That would be like censoring "bite my shiny metal ass" on futurama. It's the heart of the show.

I didn't make the connection between the movie and an EC comic while watching, but now that you mention it I totally see that.

Why do these fucking bros have to try to ruin good movies like Wolf of Wall Street and Fight Club by insisting that they are "male fantasies".

I'm attempting to use npc hunters as little as possible. I used one for Paarl, as he was fucking my shit up, but I want to take out the shadows on my own because it feels like a very satisfying fight.

Gonna jump in with some of my favorite games.

I read that in Frank Reynolds's voice

So is there not going to be a top chef review?

The final scene of Devil's Hands is one of the most beautiful moments in any work of fiction. The crude drawing of Fry and Leela makes me cry every time.

Oh god, why'd you have to bring up Amp.

Fair enough. I feel sadder when animals die not because they are "innocent" but because I just tend to bond with animals (especially dogs) extremely quickly.

The disembowlment of the dog in the original mad max is pretty fucked up too. I think George Miller just hates dogs.