DragonZeku
DragonZeku
DragonZeku

Forgive this empty reply. Had a question, found the answer, Kinja won’t let me delete the post.

I still hold to this theory. He can’t remember anything prior to meeting Arthur, is single mindedly obsessed with having Arthur as his partner, and Arthur’s internet search for “The Tick Superhero” turned up no results in a world where superheros are normal and routinely register with a government agency.

Same thing happened to me. . . The Terror must have actually taken the time to have created an Amazon Music playlist named “Ominous Music.”

I feel like this is a situation where either extreme is fine, but the compromise between them is terrible.

I’m sure Bran has gone back and seen it, he just doesn’t consider it worth mentioning to anyone at the moment. Dude likes to save his reveals for when he can be maximally creepy about it.

Casterly Rock is not a plot hole. The Unsullied there were never surrounded by any Lannister army.

Wanted to hear from the Hound: “By the way, my new best friend Tormund is totes crushing on you fer real. You like him too, yeah? Here, he gave me this note to give you, written in sparkly ink.”

She did, but we the audience didn’t figure out what his game was, and it bothered me that we weren’t let in on it.

Ward worked closely with that team . . was romantically involved with Daisy, a “big brother” for Fitz, and even dropped pheromones in Jemma. He was Coulson’s right hand man.

Are you describing the relationship between the Joker and Harley, or the one between Suicide Squad and its audience? I think Suicide Squad probably inflicted more psychological pain.

Hey, the faceless men quizzed her about who was on her “silly little list.” Who’s to say they aren’t being paid?. Maybe they have contracts to kill each of those people already, and letting Arya run off with a few faces is just an expedient means to carry them out?

Up until this episode, the complaints about teleportation have been entirely baseless. People would complain that so-and-so travelled all the way to somewhere or another “in just a few days,” or built a huge fleet in “only a week,” when they actually had zero basis for knowing how much time had passed.

I think a better question is “will it still be fire-proof?”.

Hi, neighbor!

I have mostly managed to forget a good chunk of BE by getting old and by never ever making the mistake of seeing it a second time, so it is possible that my appreciation for how truly terrible it was has faded a tad, while the nightmare of SS is still very fresh.

I was going to jump in and agree with you about Iron Fist, because while the criticisms are all very valid I still enjoyed it thanks to some excellent performances from all the characters besides Danny Rand. It was the weakest, but not as bad as all the hate here had led me to expect, so I was pleasantly surprised.

I’m partial to “Awaken, my child, and embrace the glory that is your birthright! Know that I am the Overmind, and that you were created to serve me.”

Beg your pardon, but it was part ant colony and part “exploding star.”

I’m hoping they reveal that prior to his his death, he located a shapeshifting, power copying inhuman/mutant, and commanded them to be him.

John. John Chrichton. Michael Crichton is the author of novels including Jurassic Park.