Fair point. Zero subtlety. I see what you're saying, but even so hollow, the brief appearances at least didn't take anything *away.* Sugary, harmless fan service at most.

Oh it was totally intentional. One of the dead broke through the door and put his face up against the hole, too (Bentley I think?) — total "Here's Johnny!" moment from The Shining. I'm sure they were paying little homages. I loved it.

Snickering and sneering at practically everything and smothering your piece with a bunch of exaggerated and contemptuous similes isn't "trying to be fair but firm" lol. It's straight-up pomposity. I don't care if someone disagrees with how I viewed a particular episode. I mean, I know people who don't like Game of…

Mainly because she used it as her primary source for commenting on the Black Man's Plight — but it was actually the white female who got wrecked. That whole paragraph got flushed. So turned off by this whole article.

Mama crushed Shelby's ankle, not Matt's. Even if you somehow missed that as it happened, why in god's name did you think Shelby was in the cast and crutches at the end and not Matt? That you weren't even paying attention at the very least explains why you seem to have such a deep-rooted disdain for this show. It's by…

He calls her "bump head" first. She corrects him and insists that it's "bun head" — "odango atama" (which is actually a popular hair style in areas like Harajuku), after which he goes on to oblige. The English translation is different this time around, calling it a "bun" instead of a "dumpling," but it gets to the…

You know OSH stands for Occupational Safety and Health, right? The laws are there to keep employees alive. I cannot handle it when people point the finger at OSHA for a backlog in productivity. The cost of an injury (or fatality) is waaay more than the handful of product you lose by not skirting around safety regs.