That scene was excruciatingly hard to watch.

I'm pretty sure that's called a leper colony.

The cat at the end felt like an attempt to drop a neutron bomb of pathos on the audience, in case anyone wasn't satisfied with other parts of the finale. And it worked, dammit.

Yeah, I enjoyed this limited series, but it's not ever going to be mentioned in the same breath as The Wire, because The Wire knew exactly what kind of show it was, and The Night Of couldn't seem to decide.

I thought the final scene with Box and Weiss was pretty clearly setting up for a possible second season.

I thought she was having an attack of conscience looking at the knife and the photos and realizing she was trying to convict someone she knows probably didn't do the crime.

This whole article could have been summed up in one word: SORRY!

The 4chanth Reich.

She's basically the Kathryn Hahn character from Parks & Recreation.

Thanks for the history lesson, Howard Zinn.

Well, one of them is gonna win, so…soz.

Delete your account.

Are you sad that Donald Trump is going to lose, TS?

They can't believe it, but a lot of people are telling me that.

There aren't a lot of people in the world I think are actually evil — people who are capable of evil acts, people who believe evil things, etc., sure, but not people who are simply, at their core, evil human beings, people who are just despicable, irredeemable monsters who live to inflict pain on other people and get…

IIRC, pretty much everyone (who was actually an A.V. Clubber) who was involved in the harassment campaign against Sonia got their asses banned. (I hope I'm not wrong about that.)

Blood coming out of society's wherever?

The good news is that Vin does radio and television!

Tennis announcing has been so bad lately that I prefer to watch feeds that are blissfully free of the blathering of the likes of Mary Carrillo, Chris Fowler, and Patrick McEnroe.

I'm pretty sure Joe Buck has naked pictures of the network execs. It's amazing how nobody likes him and yet he's still their go-to broadcaster for big events.