I’m with you on Episode II. It’s one of the only movies I fell asleep in the theater watching.

I tell you, you can zing your saber into my buttocks any time.

Love that movie.

That’s because nobody here does love that DC crap.

I went with a big group of people, and we all loved it. I’ve never met someone who hasn’t, other than on the internet.

Nobody said you were a neckbeard. Relax.

Come to the coast, we’ll get together, have a few laughs.

I saw it about a month after it was released and all the YouTube videos about how it sucked started popping up. And I sat in the theater at the end, dumbfounded, thinking “Wait, this is what everybody is complaining about? This was fantastic!”

Well, in all fairness to Last Jedi, it doesn’t *really* need defending. It has the box office and the vast majority of critics on its side.

I think I may be one of the only ones around here who agrees with you. So I’ll have your back when the horde comes.

I think she’d be just literate enough to write the shitty novel that was the ninth season...

Yeah, I can’t believe everybody forgets about that.

Oh God. Gaspar Noé directed a movie called Climax? I can only imagine how much fucking there will be in that one.

Well, I did say ‘slowly’.

It’s certain Methodists or The United Church of Christ you must be thinking of that support LGBT.

I just don’t like it because the writing feels much weaker and way less funny than previous seasons (season 9 being the exception).

Fair enough, but I’m also not going to be shedding any tears for Schumer, who’s slowly sliding into ‘has-been’ territory.

I’m not saying it’s her fault.

To me, it was still the epitome of the ridiculous outrage machine of liberalism we have here at The AV Club. Schumer may have forgiven him, but sooooo many people on this website were shitting all over this kid, over what was ultimately a pretty harmless joke. I felt legitimately bad for him. He was just trying to do…

The only risk SNL took in the 90s was having Norm Macdonald host Weekend Update. And that didn’t last long after his infamous OJ joke.