Argo was OK. The chase scene at the airport was Ridiculous and lowered my opinion of the entire movie quite a bit.

He wanted so bad to turn Kirk into Han Solo, it was embarrassing.

According to the promo for next week's episode, he's got some heavy duty firepower, including a rocket launcher, probably taken from that army unit they killed earlier in the season.

Marlon Brando was in Superman.

Ryan Reynolds is a slightly less embarrassing Carrot Top. Guy known for crappy comedy that then got super ripped for no apparent reason. He shouldn't be allowed to star in movies.

I'm more amused by the concept of bronies acting like they're under siege. Like Nixon's last days in office, drunkenly stumbling around the White House, cursing his enemies.

I don't get the Louie Anderson hate. He was hilarious back in the day.

I never understood why everyone turned on Amaya on the last episode of the season. It just came out of nowhere.

I've always wondered why they don't do this. You're right, I won't watch a repeat of the Daily Show I just saw from two weeks ago, but I'd definitely watch random episodes from the past.

Yeah that was after he bellowed at her, "Was your name on the envelope you stupid bleep?"

He also threw her stuffed animal into the harbor. Not cool.

OK yeah. And was that the same year one of the women got dragged around the house curled up in her blanket?

I think Puck got kicked off one of the challenges for threatening someone. He was just a mess all around.

They just kind of sat around all day. After that they started forcing the casts to get jobs.

They didn't even really get drunk that much in the early years. I think the Seattle cast was the first to show extended bizarre escapades with Cast members spying on each other's hookups and awkward fights that could only be alcohol fueled, even though I don't remember them showing anyone drinking.

My first thought was the animated Batman episode in which he's just living his life as Bruce Wayne and finally realizes he's dreaming because he can't read. Apparently different parts of the brain handle dreaming and reading. Now every time I realize I'm dreaming, I try to find something to read, just to test that…

All of the things don't include large scale invasions and occupations of random countries or widespread torture of detainees. That's kind of a major difference between the two administrations.

No I think you're almost entirely wrong. Most of the people at those festivals/shows actually do like the music.

I don't like this show, and I don't feel left out of the larger "cultural conversation."

But he wasn't being paternalistic to anyone. What he said is nothing like that guy from the Jezebel article.