I can remember the oven timer going off over and over while I was standing there heartbroken by the betrayal of Wallace on The Wire. That happened a lot with The Wire, the long form storytelling made its moments of payoff so heavy you couldn't move.

For now.

It's supposed to be like a treasure hunt, I think?

I feel like Season 3 is really underrated as a horrible piece of art. Everyone agrees 2 and 4 were bad, but I feel like Season 3 really did a great job of making you think it was going to get better and then just taking a proverbial shit in your eye.

Yeah, I seriously doubt Kevin Owens has no comeback for a fat joke, he just seemed caught off-guard, like it wasn't something that had been discussed. I doubt the next time will go without challenge.

The problem with the Divas is that they keep putting all of them out there, which sort of muddies the water when they also keep trying to push them individually. The matches are entertaining, but forgettable because they lack context or meaning within the overall story of the show.

I don't want to live on this planet anymore. The "bring your parents" day sealed it.

I really do want to see them do a movie together now. But not some happy movie, I want to see them as like little league moms trying to kill each other or something.

I think it's made by the same people that the commenters use to generate joke names.

Hoping Zemeckis's foresight extended to Forrest Gump, because Lord knows we don't need more of THAT.

Coming from Zod just made it even MORE confusing. Because I would only be a little surprised if that crossover happened at this point.

It's what I expect from most people named Girard.

I feel like there is a fantastic docudrama to be made about three insane people all separately trying to reboot Ghostbusters, though.

I couldn't make it. I had to stop. It was a beautiful essay that I just don't think I can read.

Does it change your opinion at all to know that the development with Shireen was something Martin told the producers was going to happen?

I just…. I'm not sure what people expected to happen with a marriage to Ramsey. Would it have made people feel better to just have nightly raping as a casual sidenote or implication rather than something presented with gravity? To me, it has all made total sense.

I haven't read the books, but from what I hear, the show has actually done a lot to move things much FASTER.

I'm pretty sure that's the story arc of Charlie Sheen's character in Two and Half Men also.

God, when I hear someone call True Detective the best show on tv, that's when I know I'm talking to a nitwit. It had two of the best performances of the year. The show itself was a bit of a mess.

Well, RuPaul has worked with a designer and one of the best makeup artists in the world for years, so can't really argue with success.