Oh shit was that the finale? Lame cliffhanger.

Why do you like Erica? She literally has no qualities beyond being Australian, pregnant, and having comically large lips.

I watch it but I hate myself for doing so. I cannot stand Tandy and I find most of the characters to be so mind-numbingly BORING that I hope they will kill one off.

Gaffigan's out?

Colin Hanks, Key and Peele, and our protagonist from season 2 stand out as generally non-assholes…but my memory might be fuzzy.

The UFO stuff kind of drove the plot at least. Every scene a UFO appears something big happens.

The Rising? Psht.

Hot take: Chance is super overrated and I am getting real sick of the dumb noises he makes. I liked Surf (because it wasn't all him I suppose). I liked songs off of Acid Rap. I do not like Coloring Book. He's way bigger than he should be IMO, but hey that's subjectivity for ya.

It's hilarious to me that such deep discussion about isolation, divorce, and self-hatred are accompanied by ridiculously lame photos with captions that list the overpriced scarves, pants, and jackets his throws on.

Gosh I did not like that episode. I would have appreciated it a bit more if we saw that character again, but she just disappears.

I thought his mother was absolutely terrible. Dad was funny though.

You just reminded me to get back to working on mine…

God I love Nacho! I was so glad to see him again. He plays by his own rules. Nacho rules.

"…like 90% of the time I find the jokes in the comment section really funny"

You're doing god's work.

He's just doing his thing, trying to make it on this crazy ball of dirt just like everybody else.

Every time I see Lee Pace I remember him playing a trans woman in Soldier's Girl. What a pretty dude.

I fell in love with Dark Souls and picked Demon Souls up for like ten bucks. I could not do it. I maybe killed 3-4 bosses before I decided I couldn't take it. Never looked back.

I've seen a few Linklater films, but not enough to call myself a big fan. Boyhood just seems so…dumb. I know, I'll probably eat those words when I see it. I completely agree with you in terms of it being a "cultural literacy." Best Picture! Still haven't seen Moonlight either, though that seems kind of neat.

I don't mind Jay-C Seegs, but I can sort of understand where you're coming from. He does kind of have a greasy vibe. It was used well in his youth in Freaks and Geeks, but it doesn't work as well as an older dude.