I'm not sure if that's better or worse than the reviewer they put on The Leftovers: she was openly hostile to the show and what she perceived to be the target audience, to the point of race-baiting in the reviews and on twitter.

Total tangent: I have a far-removed aunt who was named after a sign in a shop window.

I was wondering who that guy was, but to their credit it wasn't hard to figure out from context.

I hope they give me a reason to care about the Martian marines at some point.

My kingdom for some better jokes!

High school kids can't afford the hipster lifestyle.

Don't they read from a teleprompter? It's not like Keaton or Hager were speaking from personal experience; they were reading scrolling lines off a screen.

middle class

Those Leftovers reviews were terrible. Wait – shit; does that make me racist now?

Not long ago open gates, a noise, and a shambling horde would have taken multiple episodes to resolve, knock at least one recurring character off the cast list, and lead to Rick having a crisis of leadership. Now Maggie in a tractor and Kung-Fu Jesus wrap it up in five minutes.

Prof is describing the fundamental attribution error:

Is it an invasion of privacy if it can be found with a Google search?

Adding a minor detail to the list: the book of short stories Cooper picks up in the house has the name name – and font – as the café/bar where he first meets Sonja.

I liked that the strip club named Peelers had a Canadian flag worked into the logo. That is what we call them.

I don't know what you're referring to.

Have we seen that barista before? Because it seemed really random that suddenly Xavier has this BFF to unload his problems on, but I don't remember him from previous eps.

It was outright stated in the preparing-to-steal scene that the card they were replacing it with was worth more.

This is about where I stopped reading the comics. Sadism isn't enjoyable (when it isn't the sexy kind).

I don't know how the CDC justifies classifying being forced to penetrate as anything other than rape, frankly.

When the show was announced I posted my prediction on io9: the park is actually a reenactment of the original robot uprising; all of the guests are robots and the hosts and park staff simulations of pre-awakened bots. Humans have been extinct for ages.