The actors up for this part fought the Law, and the Law won.

Vice versa! Vice versa!

Or boredom!

I'm starting to think so. I'm just now rewatching after seeing it for the first time 5 or 6 years ago.

Casey: I bet you don't know what the biggest sexual organ is.

After reading that, the accompanying clip really does make it sound painful.

So Legion?

That was awesome.

At the corner make a FRIGHT!

That is more than I realized. I'm Not at Home has been on my list; I didn't realize it was horror-ish. Get Out and Split were good. Blackout's Daughter was kinda good, definitely better than I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House.

My wrists hurt!

Inside Jabu-Jabu's belly doesn't deserve to be on the list because it takes places inside Jabu-Jabu's belly.

I like the jokey version of the character that teams up with Spider-Man sometimes. But you'd need Spider-Man for that. And also I guess that version might be too similar to Deadpool.

What 2017 horror movies are there?

He wasn't there to make Friends, yet.

I like that theory. What are some examples of crazy on crazy? Southland Tales comes to mind.

CGI is so subjective. The Shadow King is completely convincing and creepy to me. And yesterday I was reading how someone didn't like the Skull Island CGI, which I thought was the highlight of the movie.

Both Plaza and the show reached new heights here. So many awesome, memorable scenes, including not only all of Plaza's but also David and Amy gagging in the hallway and Syd arguing with David over their respective disorders. This is the most a show has wowed me. And it's not even with big twists; it's just small…

Initially I was skeptical of them because their situation was confusing and seemed too similar to David's (maybe that's the point), but their bond here solidified my love of them. It's ironic that it took them being separated for me to fully get on board. Also this was Kerry's best episode.

He has the best bewildered face.