Can I make some kind of pact with the devil where Young Sheldon runs for years and years, so long as The Good Place doesn’t get cancelled until Michael Schur is ready to end the show?

Kind of like how Taco Bell was the only restaurant to survive the franchise wars.

If you’re expecting a happy ending in Bojack Horseman, you have not been watching Bojack Horseman.

There is a service where you can talk to random people called Chatroulette. I’m sure you’ll eventually be able to find someone to talk to about it.

Remember when Ratner cast Roman Polanski in Rush Hour 3 for a repeated gag about him violating people anally, just like he did in real life.

Yeah, I was underwhelmed too. It was beautiful but the script needed work.

I saw this movie Sunday and found it to be incredibly tedious.

Breaking: Rough cut of movie was significantly longer than finished product.

Headline meet counterpoint (right there in the second paragraph):

Not sure I buy the “Harvey buried it” story. I remember there being tons of advertising and hype for it and as gross as Weinstein was I don’t see him burning that much money (and possibly hurting the careers of not one but two of his golden goose directors) out of spite. The movie was just a misfire, it was targeted…

Because his career went to shit and he couldn’t get anything made except sequels to his older movie, which were all owned by Weinstein. Aside from Predators, which he made with 20th Century Fox, it’s been nothing but Machete, Machete 2, Spy Kids 4, and Sin City 2.

Planet Terror > Death Proof

I will not hear different.

I know it’s got a bad rep as a purposefully bad movie trying way too hard to be amusing, but I fucking love Planet Terror, right down to its silly missing reel joke.

Robert Rodruguez cast the ficus in Machete as a fuck you to Harvey Weinstein, too.

I actually really appreciate the difference in the joke. The last person was a theatre performer, and he used a theatrical magician in the joke. This lady is a novelist so he used the name of a novel. It’s a personal touch that really demonstrates the thought he puts into his groping.

Wait, so this is actually a different variation on the joke. He told another woman that “David Cop-a-feel” was his favorite magician. This joke instead references the Dickens novel. Now I feel like there must be more variations. “You like 1980s British comedy? My favorite cast member of Three of a Kind is...”

Kinja’s the Bad Place.

“hot ocean milk with dead animal croutons” Is the best description of New England Clam chowder I’ve ever heard.

I’m not saying this is at all a bad thing, but it does feel like the writers are using this as a way to get out every single theme restaurant joke they ever came up with in their lives out of their system in one glorious burst. :)

I know this will be a controversial opinion, but I think The Good Place is a good show. In addition, I enjoy watching it.