I hated the original, but not because I was very smart and discerning child. I just disliked the fact that it had a cartoon in it, but wasn't actually a cartoon. Also, it took up precious air time on the Disney Channel, time that could have been spent on Donald Duck cartoons.

MU is mostly a streaming service, but it does have a feature where you can download a certain number of issues for offline reading.

…I yelled goodbye, and he raised the hand that didn’t have his penis in it and yelled, “Good night!”

I think Modell said he's making digital copies of everything he purges, which makes it strange that he'd hold onto CDs he only kinda likes.

I think if you mention SeaWorld to Catherine, she'll start squealing excitedly, like a little pig.

It's called Genius, by Marc Bernardin.

The key, of course, is not to directly give them to your kids, but to just leave them some place where they're sure to find them. It always felt a bit sneaky and transgressive when I checked Scary Stories out from the library.

The judge from the case is receiving both death and rape threats, so you were close.

I found second hand copies of all three Scary Stories books and I'm holding on to them until my kid is old enough to be scarred for life. No child of mine is going to read the lame, sanitized versions.

Her acting during the Duluth scenes is quite good. The quiet "Yes", when asked if she'd go into space and the matter of fact "I don't want to live anymore" from last episode were both really affecting.

Jill was awful, and unlike the Karen Grishams, she had a lot of screen time, so her awfulness started to outweigh the humor.

The reviews have been good, and I also like them being posted every other day. The binge and daily schedules are usually to much for me to keep up with and it's nice not being behind.

Ah, yeah that makes sense. I guess the coyness threw me off.

I get that it was another demonstration of Bamford's self-loathing, but I kind of agree with her bafflement. What exactly does the electrician like about her? All they did was fuck.

And the Bammer steals yet another role away from a young, black man, and has it given to a white, blonde woman (this time for one Amy Shooo-mer).

What an unpleasant surprise for Union Leader readers. Just look at that unstable piece of human scaffolding.

OH GOD
I have regular dreams/nightmares about teeth and crowns falling out, and this story means I'll probably be having one tonight.

PTSD

More people need to watch and/or comment on this show. Along with Bojack Horseman and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, it makes a perfect trifecta of hilarious Netflix shows about living with severe mental illness.

My fear of garbage disposals comes from Stephen King's Firestarter. Overall it's a mediocre book, but that scene is pretty horrifying. I suppose King may have gotten the idea from this movie.