I never want to go too far into someone else’s reading of something, but I think for Germain it might be that seeing it so young and so often may have blinded him as to the ideological underpinnings. I have talked to thirty-somethings who are genuinely surprised to find out that Aslan is Jesus. Then they go back and…

I must admit I did not enjoy this movie. At the same time, I’m glad you and others did, and I’m definitely not one to tell others how to enjoy things.

I held off for a while in replying to you, because I didn’t want to be snarky to you. It was meant to be a really light snark in the first place, hopefully in the spirit of that wonderful book.  And for the record, I’m looking forward to season two.  Cheers.

Sorry, I guess my snark missed you? I read Good Omens thirty years ago and would have loved for there to be more books.  There were not. I note that they fixed the subhead now to go singular.

Expand beyond the books?  Which books, pray tell, are these?  I would like to read these books.

Right?  When it’s clear that it was actually Asimov who ripped off Star Wars.

Part of my problem is that it was a significant plot point that came out in dialogue rather than action. Though that information point is important, for my money not enough was different at the end of the episode as compared to the start. Okay, they kind of trust each other more.

All the Michaels and Davids and Steves in the world are nodding their heads right now.

Noice.

I feel like there have been so many trailers for this movie that some enterprising soul could pretty much reconstruct most of the film from said trailers.  How can there be any footage for us to see in theaters now?

Will he bring you a dream?  Make him the cutest that you’ve ever seen?

Bond: I’m going to fight you, Bezos.

I mean... I do now.  I knew the title, but I didn’t know it was the Eagles.  Thanks for letting me know!

Thanks for this post. Just the opening strains of the theme music can make me feel so, so happy!

Yeah, your camera seems to be working fine.

I read a while ago that people are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories if they themselves would do that thing, given the opportunity. Like — you’re more likely to believe Bill Gates is injecting you with mind-control nanofuckers if you yourself would do that in his place. I think you’re totally right that…

truth

I’m... blindly lashing out.

I came into the article thinking I wouldn’t like it, but in context I see the point being that nobody was bothered by the development because that’s just the way the show is, gonzo wild.