Not only that but the review posits that it's some sort of mystery why Eugene is in hell when he doesn't belong there, but Jesse sent Eugene to hell. It was, like, a pretty big thing in the first season, and they've shown it in some of the recaps for this season.

Yeah, that was me making that weird. Not the person looking at a child and telling everyone you think she'll be hot.

Can we maybe not sexualize 8 year olds?

You can get like 120 kegs in a fully upgraded barn.

For P:T, I've heard recommendations that you should just find a save game editor/trainer, max out everyone's stats, and just enjoy the game as a story without trying to deal with the combat. Certainly lines up with my own experience, the story was interesting but I tapped out pretty soon after getting out of the…

For real? Well, damn. I will now delete, as my shame requires.

Of course, the President has access to waaaaay better health care than the average American man. Maybe we can get him to believe in "fake healthcare" or something.

Time travel is a pretty great trump card, as long as everyone's ok with it making no sense and being unsatisfying.

I would love to watch a show with a smart hero who used his powers at least somewhat effectively, and had to deal with even smarter villains. Much more satisfying than writing "Barry keeps his thumb firmly up his ass until we hit the 37 minute mark" in every script.

They nerf his power a good amount by making him the kind of guy that shows up, does a little smack talk, and then just lets the villains use their power on him like he does in this episode and like 30 others.

Hmm, can't say I agree. I don't see the problem with a black comedian doing black jokes. Should he be doing white jokes?

I'll give you some of my favorite recent ones - Kyle Kinane, Wyatt Cenac, Aziz Ansari, Hari Kondabolu, W. Kamau Bell.

Sounded out, it's a "Jews control Hollywood" joke, which are pretty anti-Semitic by nature. See Seth MacFarlane at the Oscars, for example.

Just imagine if cows could vote.

Thanks!

Yes, quite a lot of it. In this movie, Katie is killed by a car driven by a Japanese tourist almost immediately after the events of 1, and that sets up the rest of the movie.

Forgot about Paranormal Activity 2: Tokyo Night, the non-canon Japanese sequel to the first movie. Fuckin' casuals.

Wait, what?

Arya put the Waif's face on display in the House of B & W before she left, and I don't think we ever saw any empty slots in that hall, so she must have taken the one that was there already.

There is a difference between attempting to provide commentary or provoke discussion and being, as the very next episode puts it, recklessly ignorant. Going meta about it the way they did on that same episode doesn't change that, either - that's not trying to do better, that's just shrugging and saying…