I was holding out hope for The Lion King to claim bottom spot.

I hadn’t spotted that, but now you bring it up it does seem to fit.

It’s not something that generally occurs, but I can’t say that with 100% certainty.

This only speaks to my ignorance, but I’d never heard “wunderkind” during any televised UK sporting events.

I guess The Force Awakens is the literal answer to your question? 😀

Granted I’m saying this from UK, but....

It seemed a very random “well actually” moment, made even more weird by it coming from a mix zone reporter.

I’d say that it’s a bit similar to an early Scrub scene (season 2 I think), where Elliot was having problems with Kelso which her colleagues weren’t really noticing.

Apparently that playlist Roy created is real, those of us with Apple Music just need to ask Siri for it.

I think liked all of this week’s various plots, though I’m a bit sad about how Nate is seemingly turning into a grade A prick.

Ted’s opposition to therapy being a result of his failed couples counseling made him seem more a real person to me. I love the positivity message that Ted generally displays, but it’s nice to…

Interesting, you’ve summed up how I feel whenever I hear American actors try to do Caribbean accents.

It’s still odd that Marvel didn’t take an easier out and let Benny C use his normal accent.

I think we need to wait for Chef 2 to find out what he thinks of that whole period.

My gripe with the original Lion King is that it felt like a rip off of Bambi.

However, I’m not buying Ted’s one fear being therapy. They’ve built him up as too much of a worldly, cultured, open-minded, and open-hearted guy to be so thrown off by something as normal as therapy. It feels forced.

Yeah pretty much my feelings too. I don’t have an issue with the show being wholesome, if that’s not some folks thing so be it.

I think this might be my favourite branched timeline so far.

About Time

For crying out loud FIX KINJA!.

I guess technically...it is?

Please someone at Marvel do this.