I still think based on her powers alone she should be heading up her own feature animated film by Disney.

The biggest challenge with Kamala I think is her powers. How do you do justice to them with a TV budget? So she would almost have to be in a movie, and where does she fit in where Marvel currently sits?

Talk of them actually maybefinally doing more with Kamala? Don’t get my hopes up too high Marvel “We’ll get around to female characters eventually” cinematic universe! It has been great to see her slowly enter all the Marvel games and even Avengers Assemble but hoping for something a bit more then one episode…

I’ll “yes and” your 1): Remember in the TNG episode “Rascals” where Picard, Keiko, Ro, and Guinan are turned into kids and the Ferengi attack the ship, Picard (as a kid) pretends Riker is his dad then accidentally calls him Number One in front of the Ferengi? He quickly recovers with “He’s my number one dad!” Good…

1) Anyone remember the TNG episode where Picard was in charge of a bunch of kids in a crisis and made the oldest girl “Number One” to help calm them all down.

And then at the end, the kids are still on the bridge and Picard says, ‘You have the bridge, Number One” and Riker and the girl say “Yes, sir” at the same time.…

I wish I could argue against this point.

You’re not alone in the slightest. The Governor kept his undead daughter locked up in a cage next to his collection of walker heads. The Termites advertised sanctuary, proceeded to EAT PEOPLE and then tallied their bullet counts like a bunch of post-apocalyptic accountants. Hell, Lizzie stabbed her sister in the…

You could make two damn good Bond movies, minus expensive A-listers and with more conservatives set pieces and action scenes, for less than 75 mil each.

Poutine Man!

...she’s under him.

I made it through one and a half episodes before I said to myself, “why the hell am I watching this?” And then I stopped watching it.

“More Rumors About Another Iconic Character Returning in Star Wars: Episode VIII”

I have to be pedantic here.

I like the idea that Schmidt could end up being undone by the ambition of his own creation, there is a special irony in that ending, both for Rogers and Schmidt.

“A couple of items to consider: the way Rogers talks, and the nature of what we know so far from his inner monologue, makes it pretty clear he’s no cackling sadist. He demonstrably believes the following (1) that he’s working in the pursuit of a greater good; (2) that the harm he dishes out in that pursuit is to be…

Because there’s something broken in America right now and I suspect he’s trying to show how that road can be trodden upon and how there’s still possibly hope for Steve (as a proxy of America) to come back from that darkness?

I guess it would be asking too much for Negan to kill all of them?

Cue the too-cool haters coming in to talk shit about the first one and how it wasn’t scary when they saw it in the theater because they need jump scares and how they loudly talked over the ending because it was so bad despite other people enjoying themselves in 3... 2... 1...

It requires almost no prior knowledge. All you really need to know is that Krypton blew up and that Kyle once wielded different colored rings tied to other emotional aspects.