Spent years screaming about how white culture must be saved.

I dunno, I heard the Meadow Party finished behind pickled prunes in popularity polls. But, "This time, why not the worst?" is one hell of a campaign slogan.

Oh, that's a FANTASTIC choice.

Zuckerberg, Oprah, Hillary, Bernie, and a shitload of write-in votes for Michelle. I think it's fair to say they'd all be running as Dems though (Oprah running as a Republican would literally be the most shocking thing in pop-culture history).

Stole my comment.

Noah was rough at the outset, but in fairness, so was Stewart. I'm not arguing that Trevor's at this level, but he's improved by leaps and bounds in the months since he took over.

Yeah, I usually roll my eyes at stuff like this, but somehow, this just made me smile.

In fairness, that's because they effectively just pulled Snoop straight off the streets of Baltimore. She's not doing an accent, she's just talking the way she normally talks. I think J.D. Williams got the most praise for his accent as Bodie, didn't he (since he's originally from Newark)?

Very true, thanks for the reminder.

The show, Kat Dennings' character especially, was just 22-minutes of "that's what she said" gags.

I want to go "Wait, really?" but since 2016 the answer has always been "Yes, really.", so I won't ask.

I absolutely hated this show, but I'm sad that Behrs and Dennings, who seem to be decent enough people and good friends are out of work that they apparently enjoyed.

For whatever reason, it doesn't trigger me nearly as badly as Hoarders. I'm a messy person by nature, so watching an episode is like a gigantic "THIS COULD BE YOU NOW CLEAN THE LIVING ROOM" klaxon.

I wouldn't say it made me physically ill (although the fire extinguisher scene came close), but that is the hardest-to-watch film I've ever seen.

FUCKING HOARDERS.

I cannot believe no-one here has called Sheriff Clarke yet.

I laughed unreasonably loudly at this.

The Mario Kart series exists in this space where it's a series that I have barely ever played post-N64, as my tastes took me elsewhere in gaming.

It's emblematic of a trend that's everywhere in online culture, not just parenting, I think, that as long as you append it with "I was just joking LOL", all sorts of abuse, harassment and similar behaviors are validated.

Didn't the dude who wrote Jaws express that he regretted turning an interesting animal and important part of the ocean's ecosystem into a terrifying serial killer?