the cool thing about search party is how new york city itself is kind of the real main character.
the cool thing about search party is how new york city itself is kind of the real main character.
Nothing is free? I have a whole spindle of old AOL CDs that says otherwise.
Me before clicking on the link: Tell me more about Allison Mack’s sex cult.
You know the writers like to get meta with the show in terms of casting and little Easter eggs.
You see this mistake so often with scenes with teenage or college kids in class being taught stuff they would have learned a decade or more earlier in the real world.
GANGS ON PCP! </Snyder>
They did it again! They did the thing I hate!
Aw, I really liked this episode. I enjoyed seeing the two of them as teenagers, and how bratty each of them was, and especially how much they disliked each other. I appreciated how valid and understandable each of their perspectives were in that dislike.
I feel like I say this a lot, but I just really appreciate how…
Gross. It’s really sad how they felt like they couldn’t do anything about it except have guys sit next to him on the couch and coming up with pointed questions to ask in a sexual harassment seminar. Having to put up with this shit from your boss on a daily basis sounds absolutely terrible.
I think I’ve been mixing up Tom Sizemore and Tom Berenger for a while now. Sorry Tom Berenger.
Excuse me, but “water” and “paradigm”? Aren’t these just buzzwords that dumb people use to sound smart?
See: Kinja.
1. That makes no grammatical sense.
I’m curious. At any point, was there a dim warning light going off in your skull saying, a) this is the most obvious, hackish, unfunny joke in the world, and b) accusing someone of being too ugly to harass is the fastest way to declare yourself human garbage?
I have it on good authority - that is, some guy I know - that the machines are rarely “broken”. They’re just a pain in the ass to deal with so McDonald’s employees tell that to customers when they don’t want to have to make McFlurries.
If it is, what I’d do is get the guy who plays Oscar Bluthe to take his part. Dead ringer.
I know we’re heaping a lot of praise on Seth McFarlane for “calling out” this stuff, but can we at least acknowledge that this was the same ceremony where he sang “We Saw Your Boobs” to all of the actresses in the audience?
I knew what this was about when I clicked on it, but I still wanted to see if he was really going to there. Still couldn’t believe he attempted to link it to Kevin Spacey. And anyone who’s watched Beyond Stranger Things knows that this article’s spin on it is bullshit.
Oh fuck you
This article makes me feel truly ashamed of what AV Club has become.