Damn it.

Pretty sure they were already divorced when she worked on the show.

Gary, “Do you think he knows we’re here?”

I don’t fault her character for connecting with a damaged, neurotic person (it happens in real life all the time & with the right coupling, its glorious to see how couples can counter-balance each other’s foibles in a healthy way. & even damaged, neurotic people like Dean deserve love if they’re in the right headspace…

The one that I really can’t stand is “fustrated” for “frustrated”. So many people say that and it just kills me

Yes, you should recognize the bear. He tried out for the Revenge Society. Sheesh.

“Did you ever make your GI Joe doll hump Rainbow Brite? That’s what their kid would look like!”

Gal Gadot as Lisa: “I love my brother! Who wants hamburgers?!”

Yeah we knew he was working undercover for the Guild to further infiltrate the PP. It seems most likely he was double-agent henching Creep by being the pilot for the stolen guild weather machine

Needs more Apu.

I can’t even imagine what pitching an episode for this must be like now.

- A love triangle is the kind of thing that would trigger one brother into arching the other, which is a common theme: Monarch arching Rusty, Dr. Killinger coercing Rusty into arching Jonas, Jr.

Yeah, a lot of people seem to think that she’s going to go full villain, etc., but everything they’ve shown us up until now has been how she hates the arching stuff and thinks it’s stupid, and also, they’ve showed how her feelings have gradually developed for both Hank & Dean. She’s likes Hank, but he’s a little weird…

Not mocking you for it, just want to stop bad grammar creep. You take a “peek” at things with your eyes, like peek-a-boo; you do not “peak” at anything (though you could “peak” as a result of sex or drugs.) just sayin cuz you're emphasizing play on word stuff.

Only Hank could get Capgras Syndrome BEFORE he knocked himself unconscious in a blizzard created by an android framing a rebellion factional leader of the Canadian knock-off version of the Guild to win back his adored one, then get rescued by Scare Bear.

“pasghetti”

It’s so easy to score points against something like God’s Not Dead, which is hopelessly melodramatic and mostly badly made and filled with ridiculous stereotypes of “godless liberals” and the like. Instead this episode mostly focused on Bart and Homer lying to Marge for roughly the three hundredth time in the series.…

This show has become weirdly obsessed with death/near-death lately. If that’s not a desperate cry for cancellation, I don’t know what fucking is.

Abe is looking good for a guy in his 120s

Bart Simpson is 40. Jesus Christ.