Great Job, Internet!

This the kind of incisive analytical skill that the AV Club is losing now that we’re suffering under the thumb of our new Paste overlords.

Clearly a jacket, not a dress.

This is “new Dawes album” level of absurdity to writing this article.

Is that what Jerry Seinfeld is known for? “Hating everything?”

But in both cases there is some kind of queer sensibility; explicit in the case of The People’s Joker, sublimated in Madame Web via the coven of female spider-women and via Dakota Johnson’s whole deal that, at least anecdotally, gay guys on Twitter eat right up.

It me!

lulz

I think my lone complaint to this episode is that the Keely/Jack Lovebombing plot as unnecessary to the show as it is poorly presented anyway. It comes off with a far too simple presentation of a kind of manipulative behavior while also badgering to the audience like an old after school special.

“We’ll admit it—we’re suckers for a good nostalgic callback.”

Totally surprised to see Marlon Wayans interested in doing this.

You don’t have to provide links to their hatred and nonsense if you don’t want to.

You don’t have to provide links to their hatred and nonsense if you don’t want to.

Yes?

Sometimes. 

Do you write to liquor companies saying you have no reason to believe this is really some sort of “owner’s reserve?” 

Tom Hollander looks like Fat Dennis got his life together. 

Yes. 

Why, so it does.

Probably at that point in his career where he’s thinking that being the opening act means he has less to throw together in terms of a stage show, compared to the expectations of a headliner.