I enjoyed the season while recognizing its limitations. The cast did grow too large to give everyone’s story full weight. But I thought they made some really good decisions. Adam Groff’s storyline was well executed; I didn’t mind that his boss remained mostly one dimensional. The character found his voice, after being…

I would generally agree. It was mostly fine and we enjoyed it, but would have been better if they hadn’t decided to double the cast (or maybe more) and try to give them all stories in just 8 episodes. They successfully isolated Otis from everybody, but there wasn’t really much of a payoff from that. He just kind of…

I’m still enjoying it, but per Sterling Archer’s passed-on wisdom, it CAN be both—which is to say it’s also disappointing to me as the last season.

- Writers will benefit from much higher residual payments from streaming.
- Batgirl will finally see release.
- Bob Iger has to work at least 25 full shifts at Disney World in an air-tight Buzz Lightyear costume.
- One lucky writer gets to remove David Zazlav’s veneers with a pair of pliers (to be determined by lottery).

You just KNOW the plot of that one involves the cute new guy who moves in and decks the shit out of his house with Christmas stuff but the HOA president says it all violates HOA rules and said girlfriend is TORN!...

Dude, if they can give me a balanced budget, better infrastructure, and an upgraded energy grid....I don’t care if they come dressed in chaps with no pants, flaming nipple pasties, and tube socks on their dicks. Hell, they can do a Rockettes kickline while the Star Spangled Banner plays on C-Span for all it matters.

This Boebert suplex from the top rope was particularly skillful

I’ll have to read the New Yorker piece first, but did everyone really think each joke a comedian tells is akin to testimony in a court of law?

What has happened to the younger generations that they believe things like a comedian can’t embellish or a biopic has to have nothing but scenes of verbatim truth?

It seems like dating Boebert is doing to be its own punishment.

This is mind-boggling. I guarantee you that no-one with power gives enough of a fuck about Brand to frame him for anything. He’s actually less relevant to public life than ever before, thanks to his alt-right grifter reinvention.

This from Yelp made me laugh like few other things.

Yes god forbid kids see that some adults like to play dress up in costumes too!?

“I’m on the edge of a lot of things,”

Justice moves way to slowly in this country. He should have had all his assets seized the minute the verdict was handed down, lost his radio show, and had any further income garnered to the point he was practically homeless and had to go on welfare and live in section 8 housing. The fact he’s still allowed to bloviate…

Sieze half of what he has and then throw him in jail until he hands over the rest, problem solved. 

Scam queens unite! This is perfect for them, but probably terrible for the rest of humanity.

I loved Goth Freddie.

So Frasier’s hanging out in a Boston bar that’s not Cheers?

I mean, I’m pretty happy to get rid of the triple digit temperatures and the triple digit electricity bills, soooooo......