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Between Starr’s ear, the pilot’s sunburn, his chewed-off arm, and Cassidy ripping the skin off his hands... I’m gonna vomit.

That ear is VERY distracting.

It wasn’t a particularly funny episode of SNL, but it certainly is a memorable one.

The Long Night: TWD Edition.

Fans who have lost faith in this show need to find their way back again. It may not be the same show it once was, but “different” isn’t always a bad thing. This episode was quality television. And it’s a shame that so many old fans are probably missing out.

Samantha Morton is one of the best things to happen to TWD in a long time.

Ryan Hurst took Beta to creepier heights in this episode. The whole scene with him descending upon Alexandria was pretty effective.

Great episode.

Pretty decent job for a non-actor. Solid episode.

Adam Driver is SNL gold.

A return to form for the show with all the heart. :blue_heart:

Ally and John Cage were always the heart and soul of this show.

Giving us a little Scottish “L-O-V-E” gave me life.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Burnt Offerings’:

1. Excuse me while I Google the entire meaning of this film.

2. It had so much potential that it never reached. However, I noticed a lot of distinct horror film elements that are used today — and I wouldn’t be surprised if they were inspired by this film.

3. It was certainly creepy (especially the ending). Karen Black was great. But there needed to be more Bette.

Nick is a piece of sh:asterisk_symbol:t. Sabrina... girl, you need to stop chasing him. He doesn’t deserve you.

Otherwise, great episode. Loving the coven rivalry and how the stakes have risen.

Loving the 80s theme. But I feel like this could’ve been a :asterisk_symbol:little:asterisk_symbol: more of a slow burn. I think too much is happening too fast. Curious to see where this goes over seven more episodes.

A cute, quirky show - with tons of heart - that wasn’t always perfect, but ended perfectly. Definitely well worth the binge.

Janet was THE best of this series.

Now I understand why Phoebe’s winning all these awards.

Such a lovely, touching, heartbreaking and hilarious series. I want to see more so bad, but at least we know that she knows she’s loved.

Bravo.

Dwight: “Still filmin’, Al?”

YUP. Yes, she most certainly is.

When. Will. These. Tapes. Go. Away?!

Otherwise, not a horrible episode. I liked the idea of the Gulch, but now who knows.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’:

1. I need to watch the Fred Rogers documentary now.
2. I was expecting a little more, but it was a cute film with a refreshing message.
3. Only Tom Hanks could play Fred Rogers and Walt Disney.

FINALLY. A quality episode that piqued my interest.

Diggin’ the addition of the rabbi. Enjoyed him from the start.

Also, Mo Collins is tremendously underutilized. I’d watch her drive a truck and ramble on for an entire hour.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’:

1. Reviving such an epic saga from the 70s/80s ain’t no easy feat -- and they’ve succeeded here.
2. I was expecting more from Kylo Ren. His lack of menace is one of my biggest criticisms.
3. Rey is a great character and her force-fetching the lightsaber from the snow was perfection.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Star Wars’:

1. Thank you, George Lucas.
2. I find it so incredible how much the prequel films - as well as Solo and Rogue One - provide SO much needed backstory to this original classic from the 70s. Others may disagree, but I think they did a damn good job.
3. I’m in awe of the legacy this little film started.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith’:

1. As many have said already, this is certainly the best of the trilogy films. Perfect bridge to the classics.
2. Ian McDiarmid deserves an award for what he brought to Palpatine.
3. Could another actor have done Anakin better? Probably. But I’m a fan of Hayden and I think he did a great job.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace’:

1. As a rewatch to prepare for ‘The Rise of Skywalker’, I was properly amped up. Not as horrible as it was always made out to be.
2. Its biggest fault, to me, was the lack and loss of Darth Maul.
3. Ian McDiarmid and John Williams are legends. (Duel of the Fates is everything.)

As a big ‘Walking Dead’ supporter, I hate to admit it... but, this was - hands down - one of the worst episodes EVER in this universe.

I am OVER Al and her :pound_symbol:%$&ing stories. Nobody cares anymore. Toss the camera aside. Storytime is over. I could barely stay awake.

With a decline in viewership, it’s time to reinvigorate your audience. This is not how that’s done.