This just makes you seem stupid.

I watched until the infamous Anna Bates rape plot, at which point I was like, “Fuck you, you don’t get to have your cosy, luvvy English period piece where the aristocracy and the servants all get along, and a gritty drama where ugly things like sexual assault are just tossed in.” Like, I’d always been uncomfortable…

I’m pretty over Julian Fellowes’ whole thing by now, but when you throw the names Carrie Coon and Christine Baranski at me, I won’t lie, you have my interest.

Glad to hear that Freud isn’t worth my time. Sounds like watching it would have been too much of a mother, I mean, brother. I mean, bother.

Freud, being an Austrian production, is not in English.

It’s nice seeing Chris Geere again! I miss You’re the Worst. Everyone, go watch that show while you’re in house arrest.

Soylent Green’s The Walking Dead Stray Observations: Social Distancing Edtition:

running over Paul Haggis

I replied to another comment already but I misread the article I got the numbers from:

Does that “7%” still smell like the ass you pulled it out of?

if they wanted to make this film accurate, the entire thing would be conducted with swarms of tourists walking in front of and between characters every time they’re in public

I thought you handled that with Grace.

He should do a show where he plays twins. Then we’ll get Topher the price of one.

I know it’s just a show and I should really just relax, but a line of dialog from Mitch or Cam about who was caring for their preteen daughter would not have gone amiss.

I honestly feel that the creators of the Good Place should put on a masterclass on sticking the landing. I spent the entirety of the episode laughing, crying, or laughing while crying. I literally cannot imagine a more perfect, satisfying conclusion to the journey we went on with these characters over the last four…

Since K-dramas air two episodes a week I’m going with episodes 11-12 of the series “Radiant” (Dazzling/The Light In Your Eyes). That’s the episode following the mother of all epic twists in episode 1o - (spoiler alert) the spunky young heroine having bizarre ‘magical realism’ adventures is actually 70+ years old ,…

Mitchell instantly agreeing that Cam deserves to have his turn was unexpectedly touching. I like when the show actually lets them like each other.

You white-knuckle through it and then go back to your own life, same as any family gathering. Maybe start giving your honest opinions on the baby; you’ll probably be spared an invitation eventually.

Clayton, for god’s sake do not show Eraserhead to the future mom either!

I wouldn't argue with many of these choices but I will about Six Feet Under, because that was probably the worst episode of the series, where the writers manufactured a crisis for a character, leading in to over a season of trying to manipulate the audience's emotions. The actors did what they could with the material,…