He won because gullible old white dipshits with no concept of the modern world get all their info from Fox News and when they started saying black people and Mexicans were causing all the problems, whether it made sense or not, they didn't particularly mind if those people just went away. As usual, since they…

1. - I would have put Yoda on Dagobah from the start. He never sat on the council, he never led any armies, he was never a tiny lightsaber ninja. Wars not make one great. We meet him on Dagobah as a frail old monk - playful, senile, and in complete harmony with the Force - and that's how he should stay. I have a…

He's such a humblebragging dickwad.

Oooh, got a link?

His reputation now seems to be "getting hired to do his thing, but still taking the money, bowing to studio demands, and then blaming it on them when people complain about a movie he had no problem attaching his name to up until that point."

I like to compare the characters on this show to those on King of the Hill. By that token, I feel like Big Head is this show's Boomhauer. He exists as a passive form of comic relief and rarely influences the rest of the central cast, unless his subplot happens to come to the forefront.

"I can’t be the only one amazed that the feminine-products dispenser
in the train station restroom actually works and has maxipads in it. The early 2000s were indeed a different time."

"California, U.S.A."

It could also be taken as a vague reference to Clementine's hat from Telltale's TWD games.