Probably helps that they take so damn long to produce content that it usually feels pretty fresh.

They all started out as black dogs..

Pleased that I have absolutely no idea what is going on in this story.

That follow-up episode was so rough. I should have thrown in the towel in s7. And I think I would've without the fan service of Victoria returning in s8. About the only good thing was Marshall and Lily’s adventure into suburbia. And the big final reveal of Robin and Barney... perfect example of what you wrote.

It pretty great, but it's no Slutty Pumpkin.

Also double Van Damme dongs.

This is weird that it focuses on home kitchens, which probably doesn’t matter in the long run. Now, every single commercial kitchen being required by health departments to use plastic cutting boards due to sanitation standards.. that might add up.

This reminded me in pure shit and execution of a couple of the terrible posts that Dead****.com sorta-scab writers threw up in the first week after relaunch.

Thank you for your service

Seven site-referential links without a single one to the sets in question, plus a listicle, the herby is strong in this post. 

It’s crazy. Your one guaranteed sale no matter how other content goes is to loyal Star Trek fans. Not to mention you can build more fans down the road whenever you bring new ST worlds. Why would you ever cull any content from that group?!

If you need cash, make like Discovery and license your legacy IP product on…

Absolutely; I love every shot that has Duvall on a horse, and am glad I saw it in a theater. Feel like it and Thirteen Days get overlooked when we (often deservedly) poke fun at Costner these days.

Amazing list of acting credits at every level. I was never a Harry Potter fan and didn’t experience him in that role. To me he’s a modern master heavyweight, brought in to underline that some people and circumstances are very, very bad. Loved him in roles like that- Layer Cake, Open Range, and Sleepy Hollow, which I…

Just waiting for them to find the X-Files ooze.

Sounds fun, hope the quality is up to The Sandman Audible productions. Cast obviously matches it.

Can’t wait for her to start dating Aaron Rodgers. 

This person wrecks stuff at a level even the Office Space guys would laugh at. At least bring an actual sledge hammer.

Interesting that the Mariano’s damage was limited to Illinois, even though they were the parent company of all of the Pick N’Save/Copp’s/Roundy’s stores in the midwest.

How’s that working out for Best Director?

We sort of peg Robert Downey Jr as the original thespian-level actor taking a massive pop-culture franchise role, but McKellen as Gandalf (and the IP of LoTR, plus the 3-in-1 filming) predates all of it.