Mt Everest: Come for the views, stay because you died.

Every player who wins is on track to beat Ken Jennings’ long-held records.

Probably 8 minutes of brainstorming at the Chateau Marmot before they wrote it on a napkin. They overthought this. Tried too hard to be contrarian. Even if Mad Queen was always the ending, they could’ve built up to it in a more convincing way. She basically went from sweet, empathetic queen to genocidal maniac in…

“In the sixth minute of a scheduled five minutes of stoppage time” is so misleading that it has to just be trolling.  The ball literally went into the net at 5:01, and that was after Onana was booked for time-wasting, having run nearly a minute off the clock.

The Mountain is a different kind of undead. Beric is also undead, but doesn’t require any magical weapons to kill.

I have defended MLS on some levels over the years, and yes, Billy’s takes on American soccer are usually trash. On the one hand, he hates MLS because the quality isn’t Barcelona. On the other hand, he hates rich guys, who start soccer teams. On the OTHER other hand, he apparently has no recollection of the “good ol’…

I am disappointed how far I had to scroll down to find this.

Never go through the drive through!

Well. I’m gonna have to have a few WORDS with my DVR since it led me to believe this episode ended with the theater scene. What’s this about heads?

Came here specifically to see if this beer was referenced in the article. Belching Beaver is dope

I tried it out for the first time with friends, and everyone was shocked that it didn't spit fire. That's, like, their thing.

There are tip jars at drive through windows now...that didn’t use to be a thing. We’re moving in the wrong direction with regards to who get tips. We should be moving away from tips instead of expanding who expects to be tipped.

I know people like to show off about how much they tip, but if you’re dropping $60 at an open bar at a wedding, you aren’t doing it right.

A little less than 20 years ago, a still-finding-its-legs South Park aired a memorable episode called “Gnomes,” which focused both on the omnipresence of Starbucks Coffee (named Harbucks in the episode), as well as little gnomes that steal your underpants in the night, with their ultimate goal being “profit.” That…

Something has been bugging me about the AV Club reviews of South Park all season, and you pretty much nailed it. It reads like someone paying more attention to the reactions on Twitter than to the actual show.

I’m not one to criticise a journalist’s approach to, uh, journalism, but I find the AV Club’s South Park coverage to be just, like, so weird. The first-name basis with Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the attempt to reverse-engineer a cogent ideological statement out of every episode, the way you discuss theme as though…

Cute it out!  There were only a small umber of errors.

Went to the golf course with two fully functioning eyes.  Ended up with a hole in one.

He’d be a natural in the election of 20XX.

You should try looking at the camera angle from the side, which actually shows what the bat is doing.