Well yeah. It was a rhetorical statement of outrage more than a question.

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Why the fuck is this a slideshow.

He probably could’ve phrased it better, but I agree with the underlying sentiment 100%. It’s absurd that every male friendship gets distorted into a potential gay relationship, even when there’s no evidence beyond the relationship being just a male friendship. Happens with female friendships, too (see, e.g.,…

“The actress who wowed us in Jennifer’s Body”. Sorry, but Megan Fox has the acting range of a mannequin (and I’m not referring to Kim Cattrall). 

Nio actually produce cars that people are buying and daily driving.

We haven’t talked all that much about the NIO ES6 here on Jalopnik, mainly because it’s a product from a startup that isn’t going to be available in the United States and because the company itself has always seemed on the brink of disaster.

“I felt a great disturbance in the Internet, as if a million fan theories suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. Also, I just used ‘suddenly’ twice and that was sort of redundant.”

If it’s on series 6 it must have been in my queue for 5+ years! Man, I really need to watch or cull that thing.

This show is still on?

The charisma-free zone. 

Someone I know referred to him as a “dead eyed fuck”. That’s all I can see now when I see him.

Soooo not the point of this article, I realize, but he’s always struck as someone who is conventionally attractive (if he’s your type), a decent actor...and in possession of no star quality whatsoever? As in, there’s no “it” factor. This vileness should at least make him more interesting, but it doesn’t even seem to…

They had no narrative plan past each individual sequel. They wrote everything on the fly and it’s only logical they’d leave a lot of hanging plot points and glaring plot holes.

I can’t wait for this show, but sheesh, was it just me or was that a really, really bad trailer? Like film school year two quality? It gets better toward the end but dude...

I thought most of it was good.  It just has third act problems, which most superhero movies do, especially in the current era.

If you’re like me and at first just skip past this trailer, do yourself a favor and watch it.  And keep watching it.  It starts out and you may think, oh, this seems pretty standard, don’t know anyone, oh wait, is it because that guy is in it?  And then, BAM, where the hell did that come from.

How can you mention Daredevil and not note that Jessica Jones and Luke Cage also had their first seasons as their best? Not to mention Legion (though it came back seriously strong in S3).

The Good Place. Don’t get me wrong, I loved the show start to finish and it’s amazing and wonderful and all that jazz, but it never reached as high as the “what the fork is going on?” mysteries of S1, culminating in one of the best reveals (and evil laughs) in TV history