The current writers of The AV Club understand what the (TIMING!) secret to great comedy is:

Ji-Ah certainly is a fox.

This review completely overlooks the fact that Tic shoots one of the innocent nurses in cold blood. The third episode in a row where one of the protagonists inflicts unnecessary harm to someone (Ruby raping the store manager with a stiletto, Montrose murdering Yahima). As much as I love this show, I don’t understand…

Ji-Ah killed 99 men but Tic ain’t one...

I loved this episode so much. It might be my favourite so far. We learn what Ji-ah is. And we learn what Atticus has become during the war. What was their relationship. And why he stayed in Florida instead of coming home.

I’m right there with you. I thought this was one of the only episodes fully deserving of an A, and it gets a B with very little actual reflections on the story or digestion of the characters, particularly Atticus.

jesus fucking christ

Sailor moon is the only one I remember being in a song that charted #2 on Billboard

I know I’m a bad person, but just once I’d like to read a negative review of a bad movie where a child actor isn’t singled out as not being a contributing factor to the movie’s terribleness.

Man, I love Jodorowksy’s Dune, but one thing I took away from it was that his version of the movie is always going to be “the best”, because it didn’t have to actually, you know, exist. The myth of it never has to contend with actual reality.

Jeez louise, the millions of people who built an entire personality around liking a series of chidlren’s books must be having a rough one.

I don’t know if this helps, but two out of three of you have aged well.

I’ve told this story on here before but fuck it, one more time.

Yeah, I wonder if Ana de Armas would agree that Johnson doesn’t know what the hell to do with actors of color.

I really liked it also, but one thing that struck me is that it could pretty much be a straight comedy with a few tweaks. The Sprite bottle of acid, the mistaken identity, hell, the brother only gets caught by the cops because he runs into a glass door. It’s like if Adventures in Babysitting smoked a bag of meth.

My favorite part of the movie is when Ray recounts the events that led to him being in the hospital. I could watch a whole movie of him and his boy Caliph, drinking brandy, taking Xanax, banging hookers.  

There was something about the way he said “we’re going to Adventurers?” after seeing that they were going to Adventure Land was funny as hell to me. The way dopey people constantly mispronounce for no good reason never seems to make its way into scripts.

I’m glad I’m not the only person who had a huge problem with the sound mixing and lighting/editing.

No one noticed.

We’re not done until Gargoyles is rebooted.