Nah, it's the opposite. People perceiving anecdotally that 'socialist' isn't seen as a bad word to many Americans should remember that this election just confirmed the liberal 'bubble' is real and plenty of Americans can't be persuaded away from all sorts of crazy beliefs and biases that make no sense to a…

Is there some kind of agenda to give Bryan Fuller and Michael Green too many exciting projects so they'll give up on American Gods? They handed Fuller freaking Star Trek and it wasn't enough to divert his attention.

Why is Tangier not relevant anymore? It was all over the place in the first half of the 20th century, and now no one mentions it. Is Tangier the 'exotic destination for sophisticated Western travelers and international spies' equivalent of dying Rust Belt cities?

Toward the end there are some heavy hints. I think in the last mission Havelock wonders if it's true that he's her father in his journal, and in High Chaos if you find a dying Pendleton he'll tell Corvo "Everyone knows you were screwing the Empress."

He's just a little unwell.

I'm talking about ways to complete the mission indirectly. The nonlethal options don't count if you have to knock the person out to trigger them.

I wonder how many individuals you actually have to attack (counting rat swarms as attacks) to get through the game? There are only a few mandatory targets, and you can beat a few indirectly. You can poison Campbell, kill one of the Pendletons by turning a pressure valve, expose Burrows, trick Lady Boyle into a wall of…

I'm writing a comedy about the Illuminati too! It stars Eddie Murphy and he plays all five Primi in various fatsuits and wigs.

Why, just because the major candidates also hatched from eggs?

So, Malcolm in the Middle but the mom is nice and the dad is a little less nice and the main character is more of an alienated nerd with a less sympathetic perspective? And featuring the Barenaked Ladies instead of They Might be Giants? Is this just going to check off literally every potential misstep that network…

The AV Club has to report on significant Game of Thrones news, but AV Club newswires are so circumspect about doling out GoT spoilers that there is no actual way to report or even paraphrase when the news is a pure list of plot details that is entirely spoiler. In future GoT newswire posts, the article text will be…

You know, before the Babylonians destroyed the Temple of Solomon, I had the second-biggest temple in Jerusalem. Now it's the biggest.

You would think that at least one of the depressingly high amount of registered voters who don't vote would be located and told about the situation. But I guess every other eligible voter must have already voted.

It turns out that WWII was started by cops who pull people over for DUIs. Mel's got a real axe to grind.

Hogan venue-shopped the case to his home county. And technically you do have to pay to get a jury in a civil trial, so it was a result of wealth though not actual bribery.

Gawker sites also wrote about his plan to inject himself with the blood of teenagers, his government-backed global surveillance company named after an evil fantasy artifact, his scheme to build independent capitalist micronations in international waters, his belief that women shouldn't have the right to vote, you…

Transportation provided in exchange for glass, glass, or glass.

"But Jimmy, you don't understand! Taking over TNA Wrestling is my lifelong dream!"

Oh god, "Hurt" internet comments.

Just the tip?