Well this is gonna depend on how your search went. We’re either talking about a racial slur, or a mental health slur. Linus was referring to the mental health slur, while using a term to describe that usage that is in general only associated with the racial slur.

I recommend The Good Place: The Podcast if you liked the show. Hosted by Marc Evan Jackson (Shawn) who has a great podcast voice, it features all the actors and writers from the show. It’s one podcast per episode, and there were only about 50 episodes of the show, so it’s easy to complete.

Not quite a toddler (9) but this kid literally found a bug in the Apollo mission computers that Astronaut’s were supposedly to smart to do!

probably not fitting anymore

If you’re going to listen to a pitch from any solar company that “just happened to be in the neighborhood” make 100% sure you know what they are selling you.

Bring back NFl Blitz.

The short-lived sitcom Trial and Error actually managed to pull this off. It was about a rookie lawyer at a quirky law firm, but the twist was that each season was a single serialized trial where he had to defend a client who was falsely accused of murder, with the witnesses often being played by various guest…

One thing I’d point out about Gene’s behavior in the prior episodes: similar to how rewatches of the whole show lead us to reassess characters like Kim, Howard, and Chuck, the reveal of what Kim told Jimmy in the phone booth leads us to reassess his motive in these black-and-white episodes. “I think you should turn…

I got worried when they showed the guy sweating, like he was worked up over something he was about to do (like attack Jimmy).  In the end, he was just another guy, on a bus, on the way to prison, like Jimmy ...

How does any of it actually do anything?

What’s confusing to me is that they’ve omitted The Incredible Hulk 2008 from Legends yet Tim Roth’s Abomination seems to be a big character in this based on the trailer. And it does seem like having seen that film will add additional layers of understanding why he’s a criminal on trial. They don’t need to show Norton…

My favorite scene had no (apparent) edits. It seems almost impossible.

I understand that the CGI in She-Hulk looks odd and I also understand that we’re somewhat accustomed to Marvel being pretty polished when it comes to that, but can we also try to keep in mind that this is effectively a TV show. I mean The Incredible Hulk TV show was pretty acclaimed way back when and that was clearly…

I think Gus almost lost to Lalo for the same reason he did lose to Walter. Both Lalo and Walt act as agents of chaos, and Mike and Gus are both too keen-minded to detect randomness, they plan for smart moves, not weird chaotic moves. Lalo uses that chaos as subterfuge for intricate plans. Walt is just too wreckless to…

Peacemaker got nothing? Like Nothing? Fuck off you cunts. 

Come on, Rhea Seehorn!

I think it wasn’t until he heard Kim say that Jimmy talked Lalo into changing his mind that Gus knew the assassination plot was just a diversion. Lalo wouldn’t have listened to Jimmy if that was his real plan.

‘I don’t F-ing care that they have weapons. They’re not here to hurt me.’

Um... you know that the swinging Spider-Man at Disney’s California Adventure is a robot, right?

Yeah, they did it at the start of the season, when Barry was eating a donut while his employer was torturing Jeff.