And the fact that he’s so proud of inventing that dipshit phrase might just be the worst part

As an annoyingly pedantic Buffalo native, I feel obliged to mention boneless wings are not wings.

I go back and read his Batman Forever review when I need a good laugh. This is my favorite part:

Out of all of these, the Shake Shack hot menu, the Hot Hot pockets, and the Popeye’s wings look most intriguing.

Get off the computer at the library grandpa

lol “man up”, get fucked

Popcorn champs by Tom Breihan are another highlight. When this writer said she did 6 minutes of research, she wasn’t lying.

It was a funny, 4th wall breaking quip earlier on in the season when Charles mentioned it couldn’t be another woman killer, but they sorta boxed themselves in with that comment.

The only weakness I can find in this show is that sometimes when it does episodes about characters not in the core 4, it’s somewhat confusing who new characters are and how they relate to the rest of the cast. I didn’t understand who Cookie was until midway through the episode, which is my own dumb fault, but it was…

You can tell you’ve never played them, especially when I referenced gameplay mechanics building on themselves. BB was designed to be more aggressive than DS, in that you could steal health back after getting hit if you struck back. Sekiro iterated on this by making parrying a central mechanic, and rewarding aggression…

Tell me you haven’t played a FromSoft game without telling me that

“So we end up where we are with Starfield, a game that visually looks like something from this era, but still plays and operates like a game from 2005"

He just doesn’t want to be around anymore 

“Honeysuckle Weeks”

“...TikTok series...”

I really, really, really don’t want another Pirates movie.

“....her parents had a hard time understanding why Elvis was “interested” in her, but she thinks it was because she was “more of a listener” than other people he had met and that he was able to openly share his thoughts and feelings with her”

Thank fuck you’re not a judge

The show is spinning its wheels a bit here, introducing conflict to get the main group to break apart, just so they can realize by the end that they need each other to solve the killer. Which, are they even podcasting at all, this season? Mabel’s right in that she’s the only one attempting to investigate.

He’s just pissy because he can’t promote his new project. Tom Cruise all over again.