King David

'Cat, you live near here? Do you know anything about this house?'

Fuck you! I'm not telling you nothing about that house or the witch inside.

That part had me dying laughing. :joy: I'm so glad to see Crowley's Mom. Ruth Connell is the perfect addition to this series.

I'm typically hard on The Flash series, but i really enjoyed the crossover.

I understood everything that was happening in the very beginning, but after that they lost me. I was so confused that I turned the channel.

Season 1-3 were action packed, less confusing, and the storyline flowed. Is it that the writers don't know where else to take the show, so their throwing in a bunch of random shit to see what sticks?

I think this season was written by the same writers that wrote the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

I’m only watching this show because I am a fan of Giancarlo Esposito.

The series has gone downhill after the first episode.

I’m willing to bet that the person who wrote the first episode didn’t write the second or third because the character ‘Horse’ isn’t as sophisticated as he looked in the first episode.

This has to be one of the most annoyingly boring shows that I have ever watched, and no, I am not exaggerating.

Basically a foul-mouthed version of Black-Ish. It's alright, I guess. Just something to watch when there's nothing left on Netflix.

Finally, an action packed episode. Welcome back Tom Chandler!

Alright, stupidity has left the mother and moved to the daughter.

If someone bitch slapped me like that, my first instinct is to knock them the fuck out.

Underrated. I couldn’t stop laughing. it’s just an overall solid comedy film that’s really fun to watch.

I like the on screen chemistry between Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. They really do work well together.

My name is Annoying Little Bitch.

Seems like a more accurate title.

Not for me. Pranks are too ridiculous to be believable.

I was bored after 30 minutes of watching this movie. Not for me.

I'm not going to be able to make it through the season - I'm done. Salute to those of you that can. Peace!

Alright. I liked it! I really liked it. There some parts that was kinda bad, but overall a damn good movie.

Terry Crew was funny as hell in this show.

I can't believe Burk was killed; he was my favorite character. R.I.P

Grace: "Ben, you should have told me about all of this sooner. I would have understood."

Me: Bitch, I tried to tell you at the hospital, but you thought I was crazy.

No matter, how hard you try, there's always an idiot in the group that's giving away vital information or doing something really fucking stupid. Henry is weak.

I'm blown away by the cinematography and production design of this show. I won't comment on the storyline because we're too early in to say, but so far, so good.

I'd rather listen to Sherlock Wells sing for several hours than to hear Nora say Schway one more time.

A great movie that's based on a true story that still rings true to this day. African Americans are incarcerated 5x more than whites and are given 3x longer jail sentences than white people that commit the same crimes. It's sad that In 2020, a person skin complexion can still be a factor in society.

Anyway, Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx were phenomenal in this movie.

I'm low key skeptical about Rachel's mom. It feels too good to be true.

Anyway, this was a solid episode nothing special, except for the awesome plot twist at the end.