Seriously, can someone less emotional and maybe a little more objective start reviewing Discovery? You know, someone who can actually discuss pros and cons of an episode without having a meltdown? Maybe a review like this - https://www.avclub.com/burnham-meets-the-emperor-and-discovery-finds-a-new-gro-1822278505

She also expressed her feelings to him the next day. He heard her out and apologized. I see no reason to doubt the sincerity of his apology. His statement on the matter affirms that he took her words to heart.

While I am careful about putting obligations on the part of a woman to not be assaulted, THIS needed to be said. Women are (WILD GENERALIZATION COMING) often eager to please and slow to disappoint. It did not appear that she could not have left, or that she would be facing some negative consequences of telling Ansari…

This was a bad date. She had a horrible date with a clueless guy who thought he was being sexy and hot. She was made to feel uncomfortable, and it wasn’t right.

The fans who had a problem with this still won’t accept his explanation. Their problem was not the logical inconsistencies. their problem is that he did not write a character exactly like they imagined she would act in their head.

Rian Johnson Explains Leia’s Big Last Jedi Move Again for Fans Who Are Having Trouble Accepting It

It’s a wonderful take of “Serious black issues addressed without actually mentioning those issues”, which is exactly how Black Mirror should have approached it (it would have been very, very easy to make some sort of “robot slaves who happen to be black” wink-wink sort of story, which would come across as crass and…

I feel you didn’t give the show it’s fair justice: in the end, the perpetrator of the atrocities suffered the same fate as his victim. That should have been stated after the “Always suffering” comment, to allow the reader to know the show wasn’t glorifying the actions but was in fact showing the inhumanity of it. The…

I’m fine with critics expressing their opinions, but I don’t see why I need to ‘get over it’. If I think (and most viewers seem to share this sentiment) that they are being unreasonably heavy-handed, I’m going to call them out on it.

While the movie had about a million problems, the more the critics rail against it, the more people are going to watch it just to see how bad it is. Those people will see that the movie takes itself a little too seriously at points, but is mostly watchable, and are going to think “Why on earth do all the critics want…

Women making music does affect men because it fosters competition. That’s what this is really about. Jealousy and insecurity.

Dear Bono: Sit the fuck down and shut the fuck up.

Disney’s strategy, for years, has been to buy up things that they couldn’t pull off and have those people pull it off for them. This isn’t even just a Marvel and Star Wars thing, this goes all the way back to when they bought Pixar in the first place.

I’d get out of the south for one thing. Try going to Nantucket or somewhere off the mainland and get control of the place if zombies are there. Everything they do is so dumb.

I tapped out around the time they spent an entire season fighting to secure a prison, losing multiple party members to defend it from some random guy who wanted to take it over because reasons, then after they had done so just fucked off to somewhere else because.. uh... Reasons.

I have not watched the show in a while, but I read these recaps occasionally, and I gotta say, it seems like Rick has a way of getting everyone else killed. Is this a central theme of the show or something, or are the showrunners just oblivious to the fact that Rick sucks?

It’s a schooner.

Want an even crazier theory? What if Kali is so messed up and so powerful from those experiments that the rest of her crew are projections?

It’s a class on information security and privacy issues for kids. We talk about freedom and privacy, learn about corporate and government surveillance, do modern crypto (public/private key), I teach them to use things like Ghostery, VPNs, and Tor, and otherwise prepare them for a lifetime of evil wizards.

I’m going to assign this article to my 7th/8th grade Defense Against the Dark Arts class. Thanks!