Not only was that a really good episode, despite the clumsy start, it’s been a while I’ve laughed as hard as I did during the Waffle House sketch. Like that was near perfection.

As an ocular migraine sufferer, I think Michelle meant that an ocular migraine isn’t a sign that she’s coming down with something or needs more medical attention so you’re good to stay rather than staying meaning you’re ignoring something bigger.

I have been so bothered recently with these group challenges on weeks where the groups don’t match up. It’s not even like there have been any double stays/double eliminations this season, so it’s baffling why they do a whole challenge about comedy duos but have one girl do it by herself. It really makes me wonder how…

Everybody’s dad loved Green Book.

CODA was a GREAT movie. Go pound salt.

There is NO way Winfrey didn’t have control over who was on that stage. That’s a lie on the face of it.

How on earth are we discussing the twistedness of villainous judge Jenna McCarthy, and not mentioning her autism-disinformation history?

I kinda think Coda was legit winner. Me and wifey enjoyed it simply for what it was.

He was dressed as the guy who pranked this site into writing an outrage article a couple days ago.

Belfast was made too soon after Roma. CODA is fine. Don’t be ridiculous.

CODA was a perfectly fine pick in a really bad year. They weren’t going to give it to Drive My Car so soon after Parasite, and the other best movies of the year were small (“Pig” was not going to win best picture). CODA made the best of a bad situation, and The Power of the Dog was NOT VERY GOOD!

The title of this slideshow doesn’t seem to jibe with the content, as many of the “15 Worst Best Picture Winners of All Time” listed are perfectly good, even great movies, as the writers freely attest. Maybe something more like “the 15 least deserving best picture winners”? Or just framing the list in terms of the…

I’d call this a partial list of the worst opinions of all time.

Look, now we know Kevin Spacey is a shitbag, but American Beauty deserved the win, just a great movie. But hey, I thought CODA deserved it, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

We actually couldn’t figure out who Nick Cannon was dressed as, or if that was just his normal attire from his closet...

Don’t worry. Next time it’ll be in a sideshow.

Hey now, this is the most valuable content AV Club has had all week.

You’d think they’d have wanted to use the real music.

Whereas I was expecting that none of the original core cast would return. “Scream 5” seemed to be set up as the last hurrah for the old gang, and as much as I love those characters, I wouldn’t have minded seeing Sidney and Gale get a Ghostface-free happy ending.

“Bob Ross impersonations are a dime a dozen. Pop on any old Disco wig from Spirit Halloween”.