Hey, but at least we got a slideshow ranking all of the Looney Tunes characters for some goddamn reason.

He didn’t cause him to die in any meaningful sense though. If he had full control of the car when it went off the bridge then you’d have an argument.

No, Callie isn’t old enough to be the baby from the woods.

I know it’s theoretically gruesome and taboo, but it felt very YA to me. The metaphysical love triangle with Lottie, the fact that even though the show “says” the girls are starving we don’t really get that feeling from that at all and they all look pretty much the same as they did in the beginning, and the music…

I mean...did you ever ask why Parks & Rec and Modern Family are “overly praised” when they’re “just a retread of the The Office”? Or is it just the diverse cast that bothers you?  Also I don’t really see how Modern Family is like any of the others, but I only ever watched one episode of it so idk.

If you think I’m suggesting that Kendall is innocent or trying to defend him then we’re not in the same conversation.

Many shows have tried to replicate the success of those super popular shows, this one is just one of the very few that’s managed to do it successfully.

I know that picking on 2023 AVClub is like a hobby for some people and I don’t want to be that guy, but this headline could be so much better so easily.

The only thing it has in common is the mockumentary filming. It’s not a retread, it’s just a similar set up. It stands on its own merits. You don’t have to like it for whatever reason you feel. No product is for everyone. Just don’t pull that tired “Are they going to accuse me of being racist” card. It’s boring and…

“Satisfactory” is just how you want to describe a comedy show.

LFO, known for their hits “Summer Girl”, “Girl on TV”, “Summer Of TV”, “TV Girl”, “Girls on TV in the Summer”, “Summer of White Girl”, “Girl Who Doesn’t Have A TV Because I Guess Her Family Are Quakers or Something”, “Girl Who Shows Boob Because It’s Cable TV”, “(Hot Girl) Summer In The City”, “Girl With ‘Summer…

I’m not sure if ‘Seinfeld’ ever went as far as dropping the word “privilege”, but the writing very much acknowledged that these were people who could spend their lives obsessing over the minutiae of life because they didn’t have many real problems to face. And that meant when they did brush up against issues like race…

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i think that could also be read as ‘we’re subverting stereotypes and the gay people are street toughs’ which is...differently problematic, of course, but at least an interesting choice.

In September, the prosecution revealed that there was “new evidence” that had never been presented at Syed’s original trial (or turned over to his defense) and may have impacted the outcome, including the existence of two other possible suspects (one of whom was apparently heard threatening to kill Hae Min Lee by an…

Getting straight men to clutch their pearls over an essay about a movie franchise is the Lord’s work. And highly entertaining.

Your worst take yet! I have to admire being able to top yourself like that. 

Gosh, you guys are like bats at the hell with the nitpicking!!

It’s probably hard when a workplace tragedy goes public, and people are calling for your workplace to be closed when you want to get back to work. And I’m sure it’s much harder when you were relying on that professional environment for (IMO) an unhealthy amount of personal validation, and your profession includes shit…

I think the space alligator scene could have been cool and fun if it was shot better. Instead, what we got was a bunch of Mandalorians basically just standing on the beach ineffectively shooting at the thing. Why were they even fighting it at all when they could have just retreated into the cave behind them? We…