Erik Adams

The Chair Company rounds the bend into pure horror The Chair Company rounds the bend into pure horror

The biggest jump scare on HBO last night had nothing to do with Pennywise

honestly would watch a mr t documentary, this is all bananas

help me get more followers than the White House Bluesky account, as a bit

The Chair Company’s darkness starts to seep out The Chair Company’s darkness starts to seep out

It's incredibly funny that Ron's lie about looking under his co-workers' cars involves a Hershey's Hug. Not a Hershey's Kiss, but rather its deeply '90s, wrapped-in-white-chocolate sister candy. The Chair Company's joke writing is on another level.

After the end of Righteous Gemstones, it's good to have a quotable comedy on Sunday nights again.

Alternately: Sing "Parklife!" every few sentences.

The Chair Company’s darkness starts to seep out The Chair Company’s darkness starts to seep out

It's incredibly funny that Ron's lie about looking under his co-workers' cars involves a Hershey's Hug. Not a Hershey's Kiss, but rather its deeply '90s, wrapped-in-white-chocolate sister candy. The Chair Company's joke writing is on another level.

The only fast-food burger cooked in

Card back scan featuring the full line of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame action figures, featuring Esmerelda, Gargoyles, Clopin, Phoebus, Quasimodo, and Frollo.

Close-up of the Frollo figure. A gray-haired man with a cocked eyebrow in black robes and a tri-corner cap. Accessories include table, basket covered by napkin, two books (Old _and_ new testament?), a dagger, and chalice.

May we all know the confidence of the Mattel employee who figured the kids of 1996 would clamor for a Judge Claude Frollo action figure.

If you're just showing up on Bluesky, this is a good starter pack. (Also good if you've been here a while, I guess.)

While you chew over that last half of a deviled egg appetizer, here's my review of The Chair Company's series premiere.

When the Erik Adams byline pops up @avclub.com

While you chew over that last half of a deviled egg appetizer, here's my review of The Chair Company's series premiere.

What's on TV this week—The Chair Company and Mr. Scorsese What's on TV this week—The Chair Company and Mr. Scorsese

Words I thought I'd never get to type again: Catch me at @avclub.com tonight, writing about Tim Robinson's latest string of onscreen humiliations and faux pas.

Creating an at-home William Castle situation by letting the Roomba run while I watch Halloween III.

Robin Williams in 1993, backing up Zelda Williams' 2025 assertion that this is not what he'd want.

reminder that you don't have to keep seeing google AI search results if you don't want to. these folks have a very easy way to make all your google searches just run through google web search:

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‘SNL’ Wants to Meet You at the Watercooler The show opened its 51st season by making a case for its pop-culture savviness.

Making my debut in The Atlantic, weighing in on Colin Jost's new impression but mostly talking about Bad Bunny loving Kpop Demon Hunters www.theatlantic.com/culture/2025...

‘SNL’ Wants to Meet You at the Watercooler The show opened its 51st season by making a case for its pop-culture savviness.

Making my debut in The Atlantic, weighing in on Colin Jost's new impression but mostly talking about Bad Bunny loving Kpop Demon Hunters www.theatlantic.com/culture/2025...

It was the very best kind of interview: I could sit back and let Mel spin a yarn and just pipe in with the occasional follow-up or nudge toward the next topic.

I approve!

Reconciling with Mr. Autumn Man Reconciling with Mr. Autumn Man

And while you're there, they can direct you to this personal essay by yours truly—which, in 10 days, will no longer be my final A.V. Club byline www.avclub.com/mr-autumn-ma...

Meet the Real Mr. Autumn Man In 2012, Erik Adams became the embodiment of the dudely fall aesthetic: hot coffee, cardigans and plaid. Today, you’d never recognize him

As always, for further Mr. Autumn Man reading, visit your local library and ask them to point a computer's web browser to this article from the late, great MEL Magazine melmagazine.com/en-us/story/...

Total Wine's "Mr. Autumn Man Collection," featuring seasonally appropriate boozes. Label: "Pumpkin, coffee & spice pari with cozy flannels & cool nights."

This is cute: www.totalwine.com/curated-coll... (And more appropriate than its creator could've realized, because the first time I got good and truly drunk, it was on an apple-cider-and-spiced-rum concoction.)

Tyler speaks the truth!

I can only guess it's someone who's never known the warm embrace of a flannel blanket, who could almost certainly benefit from an emergency infusion of butternut squash soup.