I never said the joke was anti-women. We’re on the same side.

I get the sense that’s my excuse for wanting to see this.

I don’t understand what you’re refuting?

I feel like they clearly would have been able to pull off ironic slut-shaming if they weren’t so tired (at least I think/hope that’s what they were going for). Obvi phoned this whole interview in.

Thought I detected some minor shade from the interviewer, but it’s hard to tell without an official Shade Detector. If so, good on her for not playing along just bc Chris Evans is...humina.

That never really resonated with me while watching the show, but apparently reading comments after a bottle of wine can reduce you to a pile of sobz.

I would also accept “Why does Iris exist and when can she stop doing so?”.

I genuinely thought they were the same person for awhile.

No argument he is smokin', but I can't be the only person who sees this when I look at him.

THE DOG LIVED THO

It already aired— so you missed it! Congrats!

Yes! More Tormund! Extra screen time would give me a chance to consider how normal my epic crush on him is.

It’s from Chime for Change a couple years ago. It was that rare mix of cute and hawt that they so frequently nail.

Does this apply? Or am I reaching here...

Hi! I believe it’s Frances Bean :)

Oh, no — she is hella awkward. Just not in the looks category.

Probably not the crux of your point, but worth mentioning there’s a really interesting Vulture article about how Catfish gets made. Primarily: the catfish usually reaches out first and Nev & Max are in the dark.

My boyfriend and I did the whole 'you can see them too, right?' thing for about 4 minutes before we creeped each other out and vowed never to joke about it again.

For my money: there's only like 2 or 3 jump scares but the rest is just this ominous, dreadful, buildup-y tone that will stick with you for longer than I care to admit. It's really well done and unlike anything I've seen in awhile.