When Scream Queens was just about to debut my wife and I were on the fence about having another show to watch. I mean a comedy/horror on network television about a sorority house? When I see Niecy was going to be on I knew it was at least worth a shot. It delivered, that show is so campy and funny I might do a…

I only caught one reference to the books and they explain it. So you’re good.

These reviews (like the season itself) are excellent. Thanks for reminding us about who some of the old characters cameo-ing are and book connections... it’s been a long time.

Yeah, Paget and Keith David were great.

“Oh, god no, I never hope. Hope is pouting in advance. Hope is Faith’s richer, bitchier sister. Hope is the deformed, attic-bound incest offspring of Entitlement and Fear.” 

Definitely would hope that Paget Brewster and Keith David would be included (and NOT Chevy Chase, obviously)

Paget was great

Even after all these years of advancements in CGI, the strong scenes in Pinocchio are still as strong as ever. Those guys working at the early Disney studio were true masters.

Glover is a genius but my favorite thing he’s ever done is his freak out in the bathroom after meeting LeVar Burton. “YOU CAN’T DISAPPOINT A PICTURE!!”

Pink elephants.

Poltergeist.

One of the malls I grew up in/at was the same one used in Back To The Future. True story. Puente Hills Mall. I had a group of friends that resembled the ST crew (minus the girls) who would ride the bus to the mall with our skateboards and then just do stupid stuff all day/every day during the summer. And it looked…

And I loved how Robin coming out didn’t change the intensity of that relationship, just our (and Steve’s) understanding of the nature of that relationship.

That is certainly a better theory the one a woman in my office texted.

“But... Tammy Thompson? She’s such a dud.” I’ve never loved Steve Harrington—easily my favorite character in a crowded ensemble—more than I did in that moment.

That was gold, especially because she snuck a bit of genuine underlying curiosity in there. Like, what is going on here with Steve and these kids? 

Who would’ve thought that in an episode containing exploding rats, the most cringe-inducing part would be watching Steve flounder at picking up chicks.

I still want Barb to come back. IS there any way that could happen?

it was on Carell’s head, obviously, to decide whether two beloved sitcom casts would be forced to slaughter each other in the streets—blood flowing in the gutters