So, in The Book of Henry, when Sickleman commits suicide, is it just a happy ending? I feel like there would be a bit more guilt than "a man killed himself, yaaay." Also, what does the girl think about her father figure killing himself? Is this ever explored?

What about "the Washington COMPOST!" I'm rolling in the aisles!

For me, the second one is easily the best, because it's the first one on steroids, with ten times more action.

That truly sounds awful. I feel lucky to not have any close family members (most of them are overseas) that I have to fight with on politics, but this guy just seems like an all-around jerk.

Exonerated all along! Just like I was planning!

*sweat begins to drip off Aranaktu's forehead*

Wait, can we hear more background on the uncle story?

My favorite quote from a Common Sense review: "A young boy blows styrofoam all over the top floor of his house, and everyone thinks that's just great? Who's going to clean that up? Did the person who wrote this script never sweep?"

It's trying very hard to be for someone exactly like me- I like Bill Nye, "liberal" science (climate change, gender identity, etc) and hearing people talk about science. But the roundtables and annoying "correspondents" are just so boring, and he never leaves the studio- they get to have all the fun.

What has the dad been doing to his daughter? Some people say it's beating, while others say it's even worse.

Spoiler Space! Spoiler Space! Mainly because a lot of other reviews have been way harsher and described this movie as too bonkers for words.

This show was… not great. I bailed at Episode 4, mostly for the reasons that Vajayjay Leno mentioned earlier. It also truly wasted Rachel Bloom.

Renewed for a future period- not next fall.

They also needed to kick Dr. Ken off because they maintained the Friday comedy block- ABC's Fridays are now SHIELD/Inhumans and OUAT, their low-rated scifi shows.

[flushes]

The ball! His groin! It works on so many levels!

What about South Beach Tow? Bernice is excellent.

That's called Reba.

I kind of like Reba- sure, it's a standard predictable sitcom, but it is entertaining.

Jeff Dunham?