Oh great, another bio-pic.

Speaking of work being a nightmare...

Load up on puns, bring your friends

I’m still mildly bothered by the fact that Larry’s plan never made sense. The law was in place when the burglar died, it doesn’t matter if it’s repealed now.

Besides, even if that law was repealed, he still could be sued because that law existed when that guy drowned. It’s a very weak plot tbh.

fucking delighted by the season 2 ending!

Note to brittle fanboys: “Ridley Scott has made some shitty movies” does not rebut anything he is saying here.

Huzzah! *Smashes review*

“My late friend Walt Whitman said to me, ‘you better put that away, Laszlo.’”

Every time one of the actresses walked into the audition, I thought they were going to walk into the glass doors. 

Best episode since Jackie Daytona and easily in the top-5 of the series so far. Just crazy funny, inventive and original. The show at its best. The harmonica swallow was a riot.

Maybe I’m just naive, but would the world go this far into Mad Max territory if less than half the population suddenly died? It was easier to buy in the comic because that was, well, a comic. But it’s hard to take seriously as a drama.

The show definitely has a protagonist problem. Hero and Yorrick are by far the most unlikeable and selfish characters, and I’m worried it won’t be fun to watch nicer and more interesting characters get sidelined or even killed off to service their stories. At least the show is somewhat aware of this, unlike in the…

I hope her portfolio looks better than the dialogue writing for this mod’s trailer.

Oh. My. God. This is just the most wonderful thing. Thank you so much for telling me about it! So ridiculously perfect. Kurtwood Smith will be talking me to sleep for weeks.

Woah, Steve Conrad made a stop motion show? Narrated by Tom Waits?! With Terry O’ Quinn?!? And John C. Reilly??!! Man, where have I been? This is definitely the first I’ve heard of this. I am entirely and immediately onboard. Sounds like it was made for me, specifically. “Patriot” remains one of my favorite comedies…

Ed Helms is a hard pass for me. I don’t know why I hate him so much, but I can’t help it. It’s almost visceral. He’s pretty popular with the Office fandom, too, though Andy Bernard was not funny or likable. I once made a comment somewhere about not liking that character, and the pile on I received was vicious.

Yeah, I saw the list of Whedon tropes and . . . they didn’t seem all that specific to Whedon. I mean, yeah, “young female protagonists tortured by supernatural ability and responsibility” sounds like Buffy, but only Buffy. And the rest of the examples just sounded like genre staples. I mean, listing “hand-to-hand…

“Did we need three whole glorified deleted scenes of boring space invader Steppenwolf (Ciarán Hinds, unrecognizable in voice and appearance) teleconferencing his progress to a flunky of future franchise heavy Darkseid?”

Oh yeah? Well the jerk store called, and they're... Also out of Ben Shapiro.