More likely: If it has a solid ROI, studios will make shitty knockoffs based on the dumbest possible assumptions about the causes of Bros success, and when they fail will over-correct and say “gay movies lose money.”

Rhea Seehorn only got one nom and zero wins for Kim Wexler. That have no idea what’s going on.

The fact that Community and performances like that get no attention from the Emmys is a tragedy. 

The scene of the two of them in the garage was great. The moment the two stood facing each other in silence, I knew something was up. Kim’s kiss made it more obvious

People go on about touchy-feely liberal clapter, but it’s always the edgy anti-PC crowd who give these tedious, preachy speeches. It’s the same kind of persecution complex that made late-period Lenny Bruce and Bill Hicks so exhausting.

Great film. A couple of thoughts that stuck with me after it was all over.

Yes, you tell him he's wrong. It's not cruel. It's more cruel to leave it go, to let him believe he did something wrong by doing the right thing and protecting his kids, to let him convince others to avoid doing the right thing. He would have the same problem whether or not he vaccinated his kids. But now he blames…

To be a pedant, you shouldn’t *think* he’s wrong, we *know* he’s wrong. The only peer reviewed study that linked vaccines and autism has been confirmed as fraudulent and no other work has found any link.

Just asking questions is a cowards answer spouted by conspiracy theorists and racists.  Actual questions aren't phrased like that.

Let me be blunt.  Anyone pedaling anti vaccine bullshit lately can get fucked.  This is the worst time in the past half century to be anti vaccine.

Eh, if you choose to spread dangerous misinformation about the deadly pandemic sweeping across the world and about vaccines in general, sorry, you deserve to be canceled. Like, I can’t think of a more justifiable reason for canceling somebody. Also, people need to fuck off with the “just asking questions” bullshit.…

Wow, I thought we were way past the point of a guy in a dress being controversial.

I think you don’t realize how popular Vogue is among members of Delta Force and SEAL Team 6, not to mention how influential boy bands are on these guys. Now our manliest, most elite of men are all going to wear dresses while they silently kill terrorists and cartel bosses. The shame!

Every season I come down into the comment section to find people complaining that the show isn’t catering to their specific political priors and it always confuses me. You basically want a different type of show entirely.

The point of the show is not to validate it’s viewers politics or be a social commentary. The…

The show’s first introduction to “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland (or to anything involving Ireland at all, actually) comes via a quick opening montage and then voiceover of the IRA claiming responsibility for Lord Mountbatten’s death as retaliation for “Bloody Sunday”—the 1972 massacre in which British soldiers…

It would be great if my brother could watch this livestream, but he can’t because the wifi is spotty IN THE MIDDLE OF AFGHANISTAN!!!!

Im happy to see the AV Club finally angry at this. I was beyond furious that she wasn’t nominated. What the scene where she tells of Lalo wasn't intense for the Emmy voters???

Beyond the thematic similarity of watching a man gradually shed his morality and embrace his inner asshole, BCS is fundamentally a different show. Criminal lawyering carries a wholly different set of risks, strategies and escalations than drug kingpinning and BCS wants to make it more clear than BB did that this is a p…

She got pigeonholed fairly quickly and never really got that worthy leading project on a more mainstream scale than “Girlfight” that showed all the things she can bring to a role. 

Kusama also directed the excellent finale to Halt And Catch Fire.