It's a truly cruel moment of bad timing that finds us saying goodbye to two of the most profoundly moving comedies of the last decade in the same week.

With the Iowa caucus just 2 days away, campaigning has reached a fever pitch among the Democratic hopefuls.

An injustice was done when Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift killed fan-favorite character Han Lue (Sung Kang). Now, it's being corrected.

As if there aren't enough entitled white guys yelling "DEBATE ME" on the internet, one just successfully used his riches and influence to bully the Democratic National Committee into allowing him on the debate stage.

And then footage of Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" filming revealed that everything we thought we knew about James Kimberly Corden is a lie. 

Any fight that relied on the cooperation of "reasonable" Republicans was always going to fail.

The world is the Loki show's oyster. Don't let us down; give us the Owen Wilson content we need to give us hope.

Elizabeth Warren made John Roberts read a question about his own legitimacy out loud in the Senate Chamber.

Dolores Umbridge just keeps getting more powerful.

What's going to change in this post-Crisis world? Well, there's one person who knows the answer to that: Flash showrunner, Eric Wallace.