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Admittedly it’s been a while since the show got an A grade—the beginning of the Fiona and Ian feud in Season 8, right before it completely fell apart. But to claim that I wouldn’t give the show credit for doing something well is baseless. Yes, I’m more jaded about the show than an average viewer, but I’m a critic. I’m

Stitcom and soap opera? More like shitcom and crap opera. Ha ha ha. I’ll be in the comments all week.

We’d better do something about this. Can’t let them beat us.

People are fine, vegetarians are weird. Also cyclists.

People seems to just gloss over that they were laughing in his face while he was putting himself out there emotionally with that letter that seemed to make everyone cry later.

Yeah I respectfully disagree with this completely. I found Hopper’s behavior to be a new father who would have struggled with a teenage daughter (as many do IRL) in even the best of circumstances, and their circumstances are hardly ideal.

Yes! Hopper’s biggest flaw was not murdering Mike. 

My official name for the giant mind flayer creature is Trevor.

One thing that really bothered me was 98% percent of the time, Will was doing nothing but gingerly touching the back of his neck in fear. It become noticeably repetitive.

Hopper was great. Fight me. 

It’s almost as if his first daughter and he’s trying to protect a surrogate daughter who is still technically on the run from an evil organization and isn’t sure how to process his feelings.

I have a hard time thinking of a movie that plummeted harder into the shitter after a great opening sequence than this one.”

28 Days Later is one of those films that just perfectly encapsulates an era for me. The shaky cam, low-fi, low-budgetedness of the whole thing just screams 2000s for me, and I frankly don’t really want to go back to that.

“I am shook”

“Now you’re in the Upside-Down! On your MORTGAGE, that is!”

Hey guys, I’m pitching a new show too. It’s also a prank show, but in this one we’re gonna focus on pulling hilarious and terrifying pranks on people born with birth defects. Because that’s fucking funny.

After a series of escalations, the punchline of every prank is apparently “Actually, you are still unemployed.”

love too have my employment be a trick played on me by a rich child who will never have to work a real job in their entire life

*looks at the video of the actual ride*

Not sure what’s more entertaining - the thought that a lot of people might have thought this was real or the vehemence with which so many commenters needed to point out how it wasn’t and how bad the cgi was.