"a constant, confusing mélange of amusement, reflexive pity, and horror"
The A.V. CLUB.

Wait, I know this one: 14 is the number of times a day they masturbate to the picture of Adolf. 88 is the number of brown M&M they have to pick out of a bag, because they refuse to eat that colour.

Now, why would you do that? That's just cruel.

I was with you up to the Pirates of the Caribbean part. This is where I draw the line. Seriously.

Still, can't we leave some pop culture and iconic stuff alone and, oh I don't know, come up with some new stuff?

We need this remake just as much as we need the remake/prequel/sequel of Blade Runner, by which I mean we really fucking don't.

I agree completely, as long as by Sunday night you mean every night.

I love this random off-main-tread on poop.

He can't have a strong grasp of words, when he has a strong grasp of a pussy. The guy has only so much brain power. Not to mention tiny, tiny hands.

I'm at the point where he almost ruins the pleasure of listening to Stephen's monologue. He breaks the rhythm of jokes, which is ironic, cause he's a very good musician. It's just he seems to have no sense of humour whatsovever, so his laughter and the musical cues after jokes are sort of random and a fraction of a…

"Why am I not in this movie!" Nicolas Cage. Obviously.

I think this era in the human history will be known as the Ironic Times.

On top of all that, I'm pretty sure that Allen knows shit about world history and when pressed would not be able to provide any facts about that particular period of time in Europe.

I first noticed him on Banshee, where he was also great, but that was not so visible, given the main character played phenomenally by Antony Starr. Here he shines though.

I actually remember him most from Lara Croft The Cradle of Life, because he looked gorgeous in that movie, God help me.

I get it. It's just my personal preference, nothing more.

Now I want to see that movie!

You know like sometimes the sex scenes are so good that you feel awkward watching the couple on screen in a company of other people? This was none of that. People were giggling, but not nervously, they were giggling because, those scenes were funny. Also we sneaked some whisky into the movie theatre not to watch this…

It's not that I expect the reviewer to unequivocally love the show no matter what and Iron Fist is far from perfect, I think we can all see that. Also, hopefully the reviews will get better if/as the show does. And I know this might sound silly, but in my view, the reviews are better when the author is more, I don't…

I said "a little", no need to throw four-syllable adjectives at me. I'm just saying, that reading reviews written by someone, who whilst acknowledging the show's flaws seems to genuinely like it, is a more pleasant experience. Unless it is a really bad show, like say "Under the Dome" and most people hate watch it.