Lorraine Bracca did it first!

Complaining about editing on the A.V. Club? What is this, 2016?

Not to mention Evil Dead Rises and M3GAN weren’t really that great.

Remember when “Greta Job Internet” featured cool amateur documentaries on YouTube or careful crafted oral histories of some piece of pop culture?

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This not being the top comment is an absolute travesty

Rest assured that at least two of us understood this referenced and lol’d. 

When reached for comment, Frank Langella only responded with the following

It feels like the commentariat has experienced a dramatic uptick in the presence of asshats since the big staff exodus a couple months ago.

Will this cover the secret chemical that the Colonel, with his wee beedy eyes, puts in his chicken that makes you crave it fortnightly?!

Well, I admit I’m paying more than that for the new Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes, but! NEW MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER EPISODES!

Like the idiots that thought buying a copy of a book meant they could create a TV show from it

What keeps anyone from “minting” an NFT of a copyrighted work? Theoretically, copyright laws and the threat of lawsuits. Or DMCA takedowns.

Wait, Don’t Look Up was supposed to be funny?!

Here, here. Happy that The Great Departure coincided with Sundance at least so we get one last hurrah from Katie and Alex. Would have been extra sad if their last reviews for the sight had been The 355 and Gamestop: Rise of the Players.

Thank you for the great festival coverage. You’ll be dearly missed. Fuck G/O Media.

I doubt you or Rife can reply to this, and I’m kinda doubtful you’ll even see it, but thanks for the years of writing for this site, edifying and entertaining a bunch of wannabe smartasses. I wish you and your colleagues the best on your future endeavors.

Holy crap the seasons of this are so far apart I always forget that it exists and what happened last season.

Right, but that commitment to their own text has been... to their own text. They adapted The Ladykillers and No Country for Old Men, and weren’t verbatim from the source material (though I guess No Country was relatively close). I’m not suggesting anything about improv. Just that it’s an interesting challenge for such…