...she’s selling LuLaRoe in this, isn’t she?

And Justin Timberlake is worse than Hitler, somehow. What, you don’t know why? Why, all the cool pop-culture sites are talking about it, and if you don’t know why he’s worse than Hitler- well, I’m not going to bother explaining it to you.

It was, essentially, a Regency costume drama in the beginning. Manners, mores, customs. Just with more titties and gore, and a fake monarchy/country. The intrigue was in the manoeuvring around those customs, maintaining (a semblance of) social cohesion (and political cohesion, which is pretty much social cohesion on a…

“...comparing Acma: Game to other “psychological death battles” like Death Note and Squid Game...”

“Seeing as no one can be normal about her”

Let’s not forget why he was forced to buy Twitter in the first place...

Fanamir, in the Civil War article comments, said:

Oh, it was, but I was referring to Kevin Rudd getting knifed by Gillard, which is completely legal. And his penchant for Aussie slang.

Dammit, that's a swypo. I meant to type "reviewed". 

I’d be suspicious if AV Club follow-up articles for a movie they removed shared the same opinion of it as their review. 

Yeah, a lot of the stuff this movie seems to mention or hinge on factors that are pretty unique to America. (Three-term leader as a “threat”? Ha!)

Possibly because the scenario for the movie is less likely in the UK, or anywhere else with a modern democratic system. A three-term Prime Minister? Not a problem. If he does get uppity, the party can just knife him. In the Westminster system, you don’t elect people, you elect parties (and you have more than two to…

Please note that Dr. Lizardo is an honest to God medical professional.

“Hi! We know you set your results to 'Within 10km' but, anyway, here's a novelty ashtray being sold in Outer Mongolia."

There was an analysis somewhere that pointed out that when they were following the books it was more like a societal drama. It was about established, rigid social structures and hierarchies, and how the characters moved within it. A story about, well, propriety.

Americans wouldn't watch it if it were set in Britain. 

Lived with a stripper whose nom de pole was “Lily” which was actually pretty classy compared to all the Rubies and Alexxises and Lunas and Sinndies.

“Mom was like ‘You’re the kwisatz haderach’ and I’m like ‘No way, that’s hella lame’ and then this Reverend Mother’s like ‘You have to put your inside my box’ and I’m like ‘Ew, get away from me, pedo’ and she’s like ‘This is what you were born for’ and I’m like ‘Dude, why doesn’t this creepy broad hit on Paul?’ and…

It’s amazing how relevant this particular Simpsons ep has been to these comments.

But what kind of porn star?