You, too, were the tax auditor of the year?

The play’s the thing

Jon Favreau was the showrunner of Boba Fett. Same exact showrunner as every season of The Mandalorian. He also wrote every episode of Boba Fett. Same exact writer as all but four episodes of The Mandalorian.

I’m sure that TBoBF will be back, but I’d prefer Rodriguez to be absent. I love some of his earlier films, but I was really stunned by the lack of energy, enthusiasm and logic in the writing of this show.

Arcee hitting that high note was a revelation!

You don’t get to decide there’s no benefit because you can’t see one. That’s like....the whole luddite thing....

Everyone has the right to fight for the conditions they believe in. You may not have the ABILITY, but the right to stop having your job replaced by an unpaid black box (which no one wants to look into and may one day start the robot revolution) is still there.

We already had Superbabies, they just did it out of order.

The people in charge see money as the source of their money. Their money makes money and they throw money at things and get money back and they cut exploitative deals to take more money than they put into the thing that made the money.

Kendall and Roman updated her on about half of what they covered. Then they immediately walked away and started scheming again without telling her the scheme while they were in full view of her.

Roman is too cynical to work with people, but sometimes you need to be cynical. Shiv is too much of a woman to be entrusted by anyone with power and she’s gotten embittered by how true this is to the point that she can’t really connect with anyone even though she’s actually the smartest one in the room. Kendall has…

Tucker Carlson’s texts JUST came out. We know this is how they talk. LOL

At least it’s clear Connor knows where to put his love and energy. Willa might save him from himself by refusing to settle for scraps. Especially since she gets nothing out of his petty political ambitions that money doesn’t already provide.

The things people hate about Netflix most are things they hate about streaming in general but don’t notice because they’re not streaming other services. Also, you’ve got the minority of folks who are angry that Netflix lets you watch an entire season of shows in one weekend and doesn’t care if you unsubscribe because…

More charming than the first two overall, but the jokes tend to be almost obligatory at this point and the needle drops that aren’t off of soundtracks were too much sometimes (the cage scenes were beautiful but they became maudlin when the music score started to swell one too many times).

Adam Warlock doesn’t really have the most compelling introduction. He steps out of a cocoon, looks confused, gives a speech, and then they spend months trying to figure out what to do with him and then they get bored and shove him back in a shoe box when we’re done with Infinity Stones.

Reality shows have writers.

Or it’s enough to convince you of the dystopic future of a world without writers.

I don’t know ... it’s hard to get more liberal than I am

She’d probably get canceled for real instead of cosplaying it if anyone who cared knew her as something other than the richest Nazi in the world’s ex-bae.