It is most definitely the wrong word.

Nothing new about your comment either.

You should probably learn what clickbait actually means. I did and you won’t believe what happened next!

Sure, but even the updated replacement word (infinitely) isn’t the right word.

What kind of hell future are we talking about where abstract physics research has to be funded privately? Is Trump president?

Looks like the vast power requirements required to open a wormhole cut deep into their lightbulb budget.

Saw it already last week, I think Syfy previewed it early back in Nov/Dec as a special one-off sneak peek. As a huge, huge fan of the books (one of the most satisfying trilogies I’ve ever read — to all the people who gave up on Book 1 because the characters were insufferable, annoying and immature, that was the entire …

I liked that the name of Bobby Moynihan’s character was Tim. That way I can keep on confusing him with video game developer Tim Schafer.

Few others to remember -

She wasn’t the one who made those marks ....

Agreed... Erased seems really interesting from the first episode. I am SUPER excited for Ajin: Demi-human. Caught up on the manga and it could be this year’s AoT/Death Note.

I will admit that Amos’ interaction with the guy in the club, warning him to watch out for the knife the guy eyeing him had hidden, gave me hope. I still don’t think the actor is right, but if he’s written well, that’ll go a long way.

Amos is growing on me. Last night he showed how socially handicapped he can be because of his past. His interactions with Naiomi brought me back to him. Socially naive but in specific ways. I think he will get better.

Miller’s floppy undercut is hilarious. There’s a sort of old man trying to hold onto his youth vibe about it which is a different kind of sadsack from the Miller in books but works for me in portraying Miller’s sadsackness.

“You seem trustworthy!”

Some people just want to watch the world burn

And the irisless eyes and the cracked gem/mirror. Either way it’s pretty.

Oh, I get that I’m in the minority. I originally picked up the first book because everybody I knew loved it, and they were convinced I would, too.

It’s super easy to sit and quibble with parents like us who voice concerns about the various challenges we face- especially when those challenges are as First World as Elmo- when you don’t have children. If, one day, you do have children, you’ll think back on these posts and think “holy fuck I had absolutely no idea…