David Rose himself—Schitt's Creek co-creator Dan Levy—took issue with a clip posted on Twitter by Comedy Central India.

We clicked play on Rocky and two hours and 2 minutes later I was sitting there bawling my eyes out. The story of a poor, washed up, Philly boxer who goes the distance against the greatest heavyweight champ in the world walloped my beleaguered soul. I became a woman possessed. My new quarantine mission was to watch every single film in the franchise.

This story feels a bit like déjà vu.

Laura Dern posted the poster for Jurassic World: Dominion on her Twitter account with the new date, and I guess that was a nice way to find out that I'd have to wait nearly two years for more dinosaurs. Please pass bad news through Laura Dern's Twitter account. It's how I want to take in all bad things from now on.

"Workplace abuse and harassment can take many different forms, but one thing is certain: it is never okay, even if your boss is a woman and/or a survivor," the thread reads.

It's hard not to feel like you've been stuck in a horror film during the absolute chaos that is 2020. Between the tragedies of the COVID-19 pandemic, the regularly panic-inducing antics of our commander-in-chief, and the myriad surreal global events that have befallen the collective (Remember murder hornets? What the actual heck was that?), it seems like not a day goes by without something deeply unsettling and extreme hitting the all of us.

Once again, because it's much safer for all of us than a drinking game, we're turning tonight's vice presidential debate, between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence, into a game of Bingo we can all play together.

Legendary musician Eddie Van Halen has passed away. The "grinning guitar god for a rock generation" was 65.

In a thread posted to Twitter, The Good Place's William Jackson Harper described how he is already seeing Trump's anti-anti-racism policy play out.

As Joe Biden said, "it is what it is, because you are who you are."