"Hillary doesn't have the stamina."

Well, the next bombshell is supposedly him using the N word. I'd like to think that would sink him but he's already run the most overtly racist Presidential campaign since Strom Thurmond, so who knows.

Sad!

I'm so sick of what he said being described as "locker room talk." He wasn't in a fucking locker room! He was in an ostensibly professional setting!

Hey, lets not compare him to Vader. At least Vader used to be a hero and eventually redeemed himself.

Well, that was certainly more interesting than the VP debate(Or, as I liked to call it, Overly Ingratiating Step Dad v Shithead Uncle: Dawn of Drowsiness.) I remember when Obama and Romney had their town hall debate I really thought they didn't like each other but that seems so quaint now.

I'd probably play as a white/grey-ish hat but I'd prefer to wear a black hat.

I'm surprised Liam McPoyle didn't bring his brother Ryan. Westworld seems like they have an anything-goes-type-situation going on.

Every time Jimmy Fallon says "It's so great!" what he's really saying is "I'm dead inside."

Well, Trump has suggested he might not concede . . .

If he hadn't lost their votes before I doubt this will make a difference.

No, you don't understand, he was just doing it for the purpose of entertainment!

Billy Bush is essentially A Ryan Seacrest Type from BoJack Horseman.

Fun fact: Armie Hammer's father, Armand Hammer Sr., was a minority shareholder of the the parent company of Arm & Hammer.

This is why I only go to the theater to see Star Wars and superhero movies.

I find it interesting how, in interviews, Parker has talked about how this film is important because America still hasn't fully healed from the horrors of slavery but has dismissed the allegations because, hey, that was way back in the 90's and he's gotten right with Jesus since then, so it's all fine.

Yeah, this sort of has the feel of a vanity project. The director seems like an arrogant prick who cast himself in a heroic role in a film he wrote, produced, and directed. There's a Tommy Wiseau/Neil Breen quality to it.

The whitewashing is even more troubling given that the film included a rape scene which never actually happened, which would be in questionable taste even without the allegations.

That clue didn't feel difficult enough for a daily double.

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