Tonight was supposed to be the night of the second debate of the 2020 presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, but we were mercifully spared another one of those when Donald Trump refused to participate remotely amid uncertainty over his COVID-19 status. Instead, ABC decided to go ahead with the planned town hall style of the debate with Biden alone, and of course, Trump (aided by NBC) took the opportunity to turn it into a competition—one that is not going well for him.

In light of their network's terrible decision, over 100 NBC employees and actors have sent an open letter to their network, decrying the choice to give this fascist free advertising.

We may be eight months into the global pandemic, but our appetite for end of the world films and television series shows no signs of abating.

Have you ever seen a piece of art and instantly needed more of it in your life? That's what happened when I saw Romy Jones' piece depicting Oscar Isaac and Ruth Negga as Gomez and Morticia Addams.

I can't wait to pick up the comics featuring Yara Flor and I hope she gets a team behind her that lets her be the badass she was clearly designed to be.

The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special is set to premiere on Disney+ on Tuesday, November 17. Life day is waiting for us, and I can't wait to see what fun nonsense we're going to get up to next.

Harris tweeted, "I will be transparent with you about any test results that I do receive. In the meantime, remember: wear a mask, practice social distancing, and wash your hands regularly. It is possible to stop the spread."

In all seriousness, the first two Hellraisers are a lot of fun, and this is my annual Halloween asking you all once again to watch them so I can have more people to talk to about them.

Now YouTube is stepping up to join the ranks of companies enforcing stricter bans on QAnonsense, but will it matter?

Asking a woman who does the laundry in her house in a job interview sounds like something the men at Sterling Cooper would ask their secretaries on Mad Men, and, even then, they'd quickly be shot down by the women around them. Instead, it's a very real thing that happened at a Supreme Court confirmation hearing in the United States Senate for Amy Coney Barrett, in the year 2020.