The singles are the worst tracks on the album by a healthy margin.

Ellen Page is fantastic. Good for her for coming forward with this.

Tom Berenger once subbed at my high school and solved the gang problem.

I’ve always loved Julia because of growing up watching Seinfeld, but I really gained a new level of respect for her when she announced her breast cancer. The way she handled it was amazing, not making it all woe-is-me even though being woe-is-me was absolutely warranted. Instead she took the time to try to educate…

And when two female characters the same age meet, they’re positioned in opposition, and not as friends. Because there can be only girl, amirite? Eleven hating Max immediately really rubbed me the wrong way, especially because it’s implied she reacts to Max that way because she’s possessive of Mike. Aka bitches be…

Here’s how you eventually meet a woman to date you, incels:

Did she find one of Sarah Jane’s old outfits in the TARDIS wardrobe?

I’m saying 92%. He obviously loves being back to cultural relevance, it’s not like Harrison Ford where he’s obviously just sort of putting up with everything

“calling the Iraq War ‘one of the greatest foreign policy mistakes in American history’”

Yeah, I always thought he was spitting image of Mia Farrow.

He’s 29 now, but yes, he is Doogie Howser. He graduated from Bard College at the age of 15 then started at Yale law school at 16. He’s member of the New York Bar. He had already done a stint at the State Department before he started a career in journalism. His resume is pretty insane.

Jesus Christ, thats Ronan Farrow? Is he like Doogie Howser but a reporter instead of a doctor?

Personally, I find it kind of weird when people offer Rebecca the courtesy of sympathy but not Josh. All of the characters are troubled in some way, including him, but none of them are actually bad people. Josh is immature, self-absorbed, refuses to take responsibility for his actions, idealizes people thinking they…

This episode made me feel like I’d just watched a season’s penultimate episode of Bojack Horseman.

I cried like 4 times during that. I just feel for Rebecca, man. I know what she’s doing is wrong and it physically hurt me to watch her say those things to her friends in the opening scene, but I just want things to get better for her.

I appreciate the choice they made when Rebecca almost fell into the hole. Josh pulled her back but it wasn’t a typical rom-com ‘moment’ where their eyes met. It was more Josh being sick of Rebecca’s over-dramatic bullshit and just stop it already.

One of my favorite TV couples isn’t going to break up over kids, right?? Couples can move past a super major thing like that, right? Right?????

Brendon’s my weed guy.

Uh, it IS us and against them. Only them have all the power, and unions are the only way in which the rest of us can assert some kind of will without spending lots of cash.

I’m very sorry for joking about a pyramid’s spiritual emptiness. I hereby retract this article.