I choose to believe that pie crust is a global conspiracy and nobody can actually make it, everyone’s just pretending to make me feel bad.

Oh, I got the joke in the headline, but the commenter made a valid point about how “refined palate” is on its face bullshit, both in a sexist and ableist way.

I’m with you on this; someone somewhere told me that my aversion to bitterness is a function of being autistic (apparently autism and bitter flavors go together like carbon monoxide and breathing), and I am often accused of having a child’s palate as a result. Doesn’t mean I’m willing to eat stuff I have to force…

I would have lost the over/under on how long it took to get us some sweet devil ass.

TL;DR.

Do we get boobs now?

I was so looking forward to Mr. Ball Legs in Joel’s brain. It still has my mind racing at the possibilities. They really f@#$ed up cancelling this show. And the head in the vase bit-Johnny Dollar was hilarious.

I just need like an hour special to know what happened :(

Very disappointing - it wasn’t perfect but it was pretty damn great. 

This sucks! I love this show. And I don’t think it had any trouble balancing the humor with the body count. The only real problem it had was holding on to great supporting actors who were given their own shows.

This was legit the best zombie show on TV, a surprisingly crowded field nowadays.

to that news.

I am not fine with this, but alas, such is life

And hot. And also demonstrated some comic chops.

God, he was great in Death Of Stalin.

I always end up naming my phone Winona. I try to come up with some new fantasy/sci-fi reference, but it always wins.

In other news, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard’s daughter is named Ramona.

When I was a kid, I always kind of hated my name. But then when I was 10 years old, all of sudden, I had the coolest name in school. In the blink of, being named “Bart” was the coolest thing possible.

See, I don’t think the show portrayed her as sympathetic. I think we were meant to think that what she was saying was kind of gross. However, I’m familiar with the source material in which she isn’t exactly a bad guy, but she’s not someone who is entirely trustworthy, either, so I am primed to scoff at things she says.

The United States, in general, has not reckoned with its slavery past in the same way that Germany did with nazism. Complaining that the show shouldn’t deal with it because it’s a complex, messy issue is a terrible way to look at it.

I’m not sure how or why you’d go into episodes of Outlander expecting things to be told from a different perspective than Claire and Jamie’s. Outlander is a romance novel (a well written romance novel, by the standards of the genre, but still, a romance novel) about two white people. It’s not going to suddenly turn…