I love Petra’s little grin when Krishna uses the Louisa thing to ask for a pay raise.

I was kinda moved by how empathetic the “someone that lacks the protective emotional skin to feel comfortable in the world” description was.

I’ll be honest, I kinda like the idea of entirely random famous people getting unrecognizable bit-parts in Star Wars movies if they want. If Kevin Durant wants to be a hilariously tall Storm Trooper, I’m fine with it.

I love that many of the characters in my favourite shows that struggle with mental health and addiction issues are shown getting help and trying to better themselves.

I’m a psychologist who specializes in treating BPD, and this is one of the best fictional portrayals of the disorder that I’ve ever seen. The language used to describe the diagnosis was even in line with DBT, one of the most effective treatments for the disorder. Really impressed!

I think part of the problem is for every attempt the Simpsons writers made to try and give him depth, they would turn around and make a joke based on stereotypes; ha ha, the Kwik-E-Mart’s prices are overcharged, listen to that funny accent, etc. They tried to have their cake and eat it too.

But most of that character development came much later, and it was clearly an attempt to make Apu more than just a stereotype. That’s admirable, for sure, but the fact remains that he was created specifically as a one joke character, and that joke was “Ha ha, the convenience store clerk is Indian.”

He’s certainly come a long way from the time he called Ashley a slut for making out with Sean when she was high on ecstasy.

I went to an Ice Cube concert once, and right after I made jokes about hoping he performed something from the “Are We There Yet?” soundtrack, he called out all the people saying he’d gone soft because he was making Disney movies. I like to think that he was specifically letting me know that I should check myself…

Ah, but the comment refers to Wayne, not his alter ego. Bale’s Wayne is a monk with a billionaire playboy cover. Affleck’s Wayne is pathologically a billionaire playboy; you get the sense that he buys expensive shit and drinks and (occasionally) charms for many of the same reasons he puts on the suit. He wants the…

This sounds...good? Sleepy Hollow showrunner does not inspire great confidence though.

Also, I had no idea Samsung made up that big a chunk in SK’s GDP. That’s not just absurd, it’s dangerous as hell to have a 1/5 of your economy in a single company.

Whaaaaaaat? Dr. Strange was not mediocre.

These are the Entourage-spec-script vibes that I crave.

If we’re going to name a sexy man, it should not be someone who looks like the third worst salesman at the local Dodge dealer.

All I want to know from People magazine is which stars are just like us?

There are jokes here—actual, funny jokes—though some of them are sadly lost to bad timing and overly busy sound design.

Yes, but while Jay collects antique cars, Sean collects antique political and moral beliefs.

You know god damn well that WB has no fucking idea how to adapt DC properties

I honestly don’t know why Affleck even accepted the role if he was going to cry about wanting to leave all the time after doing it.

According to Rachel Bloom’s instagram, Elisabeth Averick also is the voice in the butter commercials, so having her show up here is a pretty brilliant touch.