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Am I the only one constantly weirded out by this? Like her defining characteristic became an unhealthy infatuation with Filch? Are they implying she has a crush on him? It sure seems this way. Even her pranking seems secondary to her single-minded obsession with him.

The first season was incredible, you'd think the networks would be all over another one. But I guess one outstanding season is better than a crazy plummet in quality over three or four seasons where the plots veer off into nonsensical craziness and the characters are unrecognizable.

I'm just getting started out with the whole universe, and I'm particularly interested in Bruce Banner. Where do you recommend I start? It can be Avengers comics, Hulk comics, from any time period. I also like his friendship with Tony.

They’re well off, they’re redoing their kitchen, and a lot of their problems seem to stem from cleaning the dishes. Why don’t they just get a dishwasher?

Every line delivery is painful. He sounds like he’s in an underrehearsed school play. He’s lucky he’s hot because otherwise he wouldn’t even register on screen.

What a sickeningly heartwarming episode...I'd pay for both their lunches.

I was born with anosmia (no sense of smell). So I enjoy food and I have a sense of taste, but no flavor. The only seasoning that really affects how I taste food is salt. I can't smell food cooking. I'll never have an advanced palate. But one of the founders of Ben & Jerry's had anosmia, so I guess it's not hopeless!

Does anyone remember the spiritual predecessors for ElsaGate on 90’s Internet? Except back then it was Teletubbies, Pokemon, and Barney etc? Things that started out seemingly child-friendly and then turned gory, like Pikachu getting blown to bits or the Teletubbies killing each other.

The major difference is now the videos are creepily surreal in addition to being grotesque, and they are in unprecedented numbers. At least the Early Internet stuff were each clearly made by a human with a specific intent (to be a little edgy, usually). There was logic, there was sense. But the depersonalization in ElsaGate videos makes my skin crawl. I wonder what effect it’s going to have on kids one, five,