I have an intense hatred of black sesame that not even beautiful citrus notes of yuzu can overcome. Not even in my imagination. 

The Sontaran redesign is really good and appropriately disgusting without going overboard for the kids watching. this is also the ideal villain for Chibnall to write: they’re pretty simple and hard to screw up, and he clearly loves deflating their arrogant demeanour with intentionally silly jokes. (also a Linx…

“Glam Rock Squad”

If Nandor had to be permanently done with WWDITS for fucking Cruella 2, that would elicit the biggest “fucking guy” from me that the world has ever heard.

Gods, she’s just the best. And that line about “more backbone” is excellent.

The return of creepy paper!

I’ve disliked Bobby Flay ever since he went on the original Iron Chef and acted like an ass.

Good with a Halloween beer.

“Essentially, the only way Nate’s story really works for me is if it forces self-reflection from Ted, Beard, and the rest of the coaching staff about their responsibility for Nate’s heel turn. However, that never materializes here.”

I can’t really argue with how uneven this episode and this season is. This season ended basically where I thought it would, which is how these characters learn to let go. Or at least to open themselves up. In that way, I find it satisfying, even the path there is a mess.

That last shot though. Goddammit.

That moment where Archer quietly just puts his hand on crying Lana’s shoulder. Perfect!

I loved that one of the vampire reporters was just hissing at them. That  gag for some reason never gets old to me 

He was controlling the toy car with his mind! 

My wife and I heard the name as “Murderboner”

“Nailed it.”

This was the most cartoony that the show has ever been. Nearly took me out of the world. What with the press conference and the referential jokes. Nearly. But it managed to keep on the right side of silliness

This was awesome.

James Austin Johnson does an incredible Trump impression. Most likely he’ll be doing Trump on SNL.

If you’re old enough/judged responsible enough to drive a vehicle on public roads, you’re old enough/responsible enough to face adult charges for vehicular crimes.