...yes?

yeah man pretty fucking weird thing to do

It’s nowhere near his best but it isn’t his worst. It’s weird the hate this thing has picked up in recent years, be it an overcorrection to the nostalgia for it from some or just not being the intended audience.

I’m perplexed by the Nordic Track bike that leans into “turns” and can’t wait for for the lawsuits from people who get dumped off those things. What a bizarre design. They know there’s no momentum holding riders to the tilting bikes, right?

“...and I reminded him of some slights that were thrown my way that were never apologized for.”

Well, now we know who the asshole actually was

Ryan Choi was there too, but I couldn’t place that guy next to him.

It’s also a little weird that people are all like “god, how annoying that she was sitting there while they were trying to work,” and meanwhile there are constantly people everywhere, and the band spends a lot of time dicking around and having afternoon drinks. But yes, things obviously would have done much better if…

You’re the first I’ve seen still saying Yoko broke them up after watching this. Everyone else I’ve seen says what the review says: it’s a myth debunked by this.

Oh, would also add a 21 (or maybe replace your 20):

I’m only halfway through the second ep but I imagined waaaaay more tension and finger pointing and Paul being a dick and Yoko being intrusive than what is going on here. For making it clear I’m very grateful. I can’t even be sad about it, it seems so reasonable. They just seem like extremely skilled artists who…

I personally really enjoyed the minutiae and seeing their process. But I think what I love about this is that it reveals just how normal these guys were. They were exceptionally talented, musically, but they’re also terrible communicators for most of these sessions. No one’s ever really at each other’s throat, as…

Agents of SHIELD s4 with the Framework and Ghost Rider to me is the best single season of a superhero show. And the final timetraveling season is the best finale season of any superhero shows. Hard for me to see those single season shows, as good as they were, having an impact equal to Agents of SHIELD’s great and…

The Angel in the TARDIS was taking advantage of the choppy lighting, moving within the brief blackouts.

I think the implication was that everyone who was sent back to 1911 was turned to rubble, like Peggy's Great Uncle and Aunt. 

I liked this more than last week because I like seeing more of the shape of what’s happening, especially how the likes of the Cybermen and the Angels are pursuing their own agendas amidst the chaos. Everyone wants to rule in Hell it seems. 

Issuing a "reminder" correcting misinformation published by this site in an earlier article is fucking wild.

The whiskey is from Johnny C’s magical fridge in his pocket hell-dimension mansion that keeps regenerating whenever they open the fridge door so that’s why the Legends were asking to use the storage unit, so they could go get whiskey from the fridge.

I thought this one was utterly delightful. Granted when you have Gideon singing a love song for Ava and Sara while the Bullet Blondes do a dance number it’s hard for me not to love it. Just a grand fun time all around. 

Have fun!

I won’t be impressed unless Maxwell Lord drops in for a cameo.