Well in 14 million other timelines, it doesn’t! Lucky for viewers this is the one where it did. Poor Dr. Strange had to watch that rat miss the switch line at least a million times, right?

Comics are well-known for never bringing dead characters back, and it's a shame there will never be anymore MCU films after this one, where they could theoretically bring her back. Maybe involving Professor Hulk or something. But as I mentioned, they are done making these movies.

What is dead may never die, eh?

“White Walkers HATE her! This one neat dagger trick will end the Long Night”

I think the opposite will happen. The Battle of Winterfell is lost HARD, and the survivors run to King’s Landing, with the Night King just collecting wights on the way. They’re caught in between the Army of Darkness and the Golden Company, and the checkmate is Tyrion igniting the wildfire under King’s Landing in a…

...And Cersei Lannister goes down in history as the savior of humanity, a paragon of virtue, humility, bravery, and strength.

In the millions of GoT theories, has anyone pitched this?

Yeah I really hope they follow through with all the hints that she’s becoming a tyrant. And I also hope Jon doesn’t pull a Robb and ruin everything because of his dick.

Ya know, despite being a comment on the internet, this was a very delightful read.

I hated it. I found the story both disappointing and annoying. What it all came down to, basically, is that Louis is a putz who can’t bear to let his children be sad, so rather than sack up and be the dad, he avoids the responsibility of bearing bad news to his daughter, in turn causing an escalating series of events…

A few thoughts on all this Captain Marvel Stan Lee cameo business

I certainly hope so. Apparently, she gave birth to a daughter in December last year so that’s probably why she was only able to do a cameo. Hope she can guest star again in this show before it ends.

Given how historically accurate the film was, they might as well just go for broke in the next one and have it be about Brian May inventing a time machine, so they can have all sorts of excellent and/or bogus adventures.

Look, it’s easy. Get the original cast and a very special guest in to re-record dialogue, do a digital find-and-replace on a few scenes, and boom, suddenly Leon believes he’s one of the Jonas Brothers.

The Watcher in the Woods: underrated

Condorman was awesome.

The mystery of why Gervais isn’t funny any more isn’t exactly difficult to crack: he makes good to great stuff when he works with Stephen Merchant, and forgettable to terrible stuff when he doesn’t. He’s only funny when he has someone there to shape his worst aspects and fit them into the tone of something larger.…

It just seems to confirm more and more that Stephen Merchant was the brilliant one of the two. Post extras its really obvious to see. Fighting with my family vs whatever this is

Am I really the only one who thinks that the Phoenix Joker looks less like ‘The Joker’ and more like ‘The Joker’s dad wearing clown makeup of his own to support his son’s weird hobby’?

Genuinely over the moon that you think Dean Cain is a great Superman.