The silicon valley equivalent of shooting paper towels into the crowd.

My wife (from Chicago) says don’t call it Willis Tower.

As someone who’s lived in the Chicago area for over 40 years, the part about locals not eating deep dish is horseshit.

“...forcing one woman to watch while he ejaculated into a potted plant.”

Mirimax has a very strict policy against being caught and publicly shamed for sexual harassment and assault. And this week he violated that policy.

In all honesty people should leave Colt/49er games as early as they can.

The miracle is more people not dying from it...

Part of me wishes the parents hadn’t discovered that the kids knew about the ceremony from the jump, and the first season is playing up a thriller aspect for a bit where the kids try to figure out what the hell is going on under their parents noses and without getting found out (all the while discovering their powers…

Despite the godawful music choice looks good.

That’s because Miracle Whip is an abomination.

Eh, you can do better than that.

Am I crazy, or is the walk suggestion in the first tip insanely long? From Castro and Market to Land’s End? Even if you were to just walk w/out stopping anywhere, that would take all day.

It is the funniest thing, WHY is 95% of casting articles on Io9 without a photo of the actual actor/actress? I can not be by accident.

Thank you for posting a picture of her. I was wondering why the author didnt bother to even hyperlink something.

I love Quentin. He is a mess but his heart is always in the right place and he is mostly like a sad puppy. Who wants to kick a sad puppy? Only monsters want to kick a sad puppy.

That’s a pretty good example. The scene kinda fell flat for me, I fell like they really could’ve taken advantage of that, but it just came off like a procedural.

Except for the Julie Mao scene before the crash, I can’t really think of any that had any gravitas.

The Expanse has cool ships & stuff, but the Magicians uses emotions really well. With Quentin & Alice being on the outs, then having Alice’s shade embrace him last episode, I almost lost it.

If it were the 1960s, it would Star Jackie Gleason, not Jack Gleeson ;)