Yeah, it's mostly that they're both redheads. I just wanted to join in on the fun.

She was great in Now You See Me, but that was Isla Fisher.

How many dicks is that?

I'm embarrassed just thinking about how many times we had a Twist contest. Our abs must have been amazing back then.

An old roommate used to sing along with commercials in the car and at home. Commercials. He would also walk through our apartment on his hands.

Pssh. Everyone knows cats are republicans.

Don't feel bad. I cried at an Apple commercial last night. Frankenstein just wanted to sing to the townspeople, dammit!

Double Controversy: The Life Aquatic is my favorite Wes Anderson movie.

She's on The Young & the Restless. She plays Summer Newman, daughter to Nick and Sharon. I like to consider myself the AVC expert on Y&R, because I got nothing else going on right now.

False, with a side of ewwwww.

Also Jesus isn't technically a member of any community (until last week when he officially joined the Hilltop), he's just a guy who goes between them all to help. Maybe he's been out of sight whenever Negan or his men show up.

"The Saviors are so awful that we stayed in the same state and within walking distance from them."

It bothers me so much. A little humor would really help the show, and it would make the devastating moments more effective.

Tara's okay but like the review says, she's not setting the world on fire. I think it's just nice to see someone who is in a miserable situation but can still crack a joke. It annoys me that there isn't more humor in the show. I'm not asking for pratfalls but some lighthearted-ness would help. That and the single…

He was Dwight and I hated Dwight. I can't separate the actor from the performance. Like Jonah Hill. I'm sure he's a fine person IRL, but I hated his Superbad character so much that it's soured everything else he's done.

And now you're complaining about our complaining. You should probably get a job or something.

I still haven't seen 6 and I feel like a bastard. Like my friends are still waiting for me to pick them up at the airport.

I thought it was hilarious for about a season. Then I tried to get my roommate to watch it and he looked me dead in the eyes and said, "this is bad" and that was all it took. It was like someone broke a curse and I was able to see the truth.

I feel like Buffy was a show for teenaged-me and Angel was a show for adult-me. After the election I couldn't help but think of the arc where Angel competes some trials and goes to Hell. Only Hell is just L.A. and Angel realizes he'll never truly defeat evil. "If nothing we do matters, then the only thing that…

I could never get through an entire episode because of Dwight. I can't stand the actor either.