I personally don’t get the contempt that people feel because this is “derivative”.

Can’t wait. The backlash to this show is lame and wrong. It was great.

Yeah I was particularly psyched by the scenes in the trailer where they mix up the characters from the different age groups—Dustin with Steve, Hop throwing Nancy a gun, Joyce interacting with the other kids as well as hers.

Reminds me of last season when they both mentioned the Bechdel test in one week.

I just want to point out that we don’t know for sure that Moose and Midge are dead. We just know that they got shot. Multiple times from extremely close range, but then again, people have survived much worse.

This review was an endless litany of complaints. It’s only the second episode, and already you’re talking about a sophomore slump? Come on. They’re still laying the pieces. Considering that they have a 22-episode season order, I’m not surprised that they’re taking their time. I trust this show, and I think a little…

Midge is gonna be okay - Moose definitely threw himself across her at the last possible second. Whether or not Moose will be okay is an entirely different question.

“Roses are red,

I’m torn about how I feel that the show only introduced Adam now...
On the one hand, yes, Jane’s almost-marriage is a huge deal (basically classifies as being left at the altar, which, as television has shown us, can be rather scarring), and the engagement feels like a decision that is essentially out of character for…

I’ve read the book and while Lepore doesnt outright say so its pretty hard to not jump to conclusions about the sexual nature of Elizabeth and olive’s relationship. First the fact that they lived together for 40+ years AFTER william died, and second, Lepore quotes a letter from olive’s aunt where she goes “it’s…

Everyone celebrates in their own way.

*Scott Baio whistles nonchalantly, slowly backs out of the room*

Acknowledging the fact that our society is built around white supremacy isn’t promoting it.

6 feet is tall. 6 feet 4 inches is definitely no regular tall.

“Mr. Mills...we have your daughter.”