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Because it is a banana and they make the top 20 item list for any grocery store movement chart I’ve ever seen?

Mostly this post makes me miss one of the best AV Club OG commenters, that community, and Robin Weigert in that role, who sadly missed out an Emmy like Rhea S.

For a movie, Open Range is way better than you would expect, and perhaps the last glimpse at Costner before he gave up. Also beautiful.

It’s been amusing seeing people react to his posts who clearly think he’s just a new zombie av club writer.

Just proves no one watched it, because I don’t know how that wouldn’t get a vote on the spot. Or the lit cigarette scene with Jimmy in prison.

Incomprehensible, really. 

The only thing keeping Peacock solvent right now is our tribal chief. Acknowledge him.

Ladies and gentlemen, The Shield!

People have warm fuzzies about their iphones and properly shaded bubbles. There, solved it for you.

Sure miss the early days of Android when the store was actively curated.

Tastes too salty, but I usually have that problem with most high-processed foods. Should be an accent and enhancer, not a bludgeon.

The amount of salt they stick in their soups is crazy. 

Almost uninstalled it at first because I thought it was malware. Give people a heads up before changing your icon, especially if the new one is bland as hell.

Worked in grocery a looooong time and the non-stackable cans were the bane of the holidays (non-customer division).

You know things are clicking on a set when every single guest star goes all-out.

This should have been an absolute flagship show gold mine for Hulu. It's modern, irreverent, has some major stars, fits the costume trend, and most of all brought drama and fun. Yet it was poorly promoted, dumped at once in a useless emmy chase vs a couple HBO shows, and left to die. 

$47m with some 15 years of inflation making that look better than it is. Kinda feel bad for Larson, she just missed the main wave.

It was turned down in the early phases of HBO/Discovery cost cutting.

I’ll be watching, but I hope this makes me feel slightly less shitty about humanity than The Pacific did.