Shondaland Presents: Alien Grey Goo

“James Cameron doesn’t do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because he is James Cameron.”

Abed Cage-ing out is one of the funniest scenes I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching.

Basement, Pistols, License to Kill

To get any sort of reaction, positive or negative. They’re money-motivated scumbags.

Yeah. Authoritarianism would involve banning him from speaking anywhere. He can still blog. He can still rent private venues and sell tickets to his ‘debates’ or ‘lectures’ or whatever. Hell, he can even rant on street corners.

Milo’s not there to debate in good faith. He wants to promote his views, which are already known to be appalling — all in the name of earning a few bucks as a provocateur.

[...] this includes hanging out on set even when he isn’t going to be filming.

Correct, she was supposed to bear a daughter, who would have then mated with Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen to produce the Kwisatz Haderach — or a viable candidate, anyway. That was the plan, IIRC.

Never heard of it.

“…who may or may not have foreseen that young Paul Atreides will grow up to be the space-messiah.”

There are no such books, just like there’s no sequel to The Matrix.

Yeah, I could only see a live action One Punch Man working if it retained the manga/animé aesthetic of the original material, as Scott Pilgrim vs. the World did.

I could get behind a Ted Lasso/Babylon 5 shared universe.

Hah! I hadn’t even noticed!

The writer’s room is bigger than back then from what I heard. They bring in comedians like Bill Hader to help out and go on field trips to break stories. Apparently they came up with the idea for Fishsticks on one of those.

Matt Stone is still in the writer’s room as far as I know. Trey Parker was always the one writing the final version of the script.

Lotta quibbling in the review, but B- is a pretty good rating in my books. I’m going to assume that it’s fun/funny, since it’s a horror comedy.

Came here to say the same thing. Community managers do not “[get] paid an ungodly amount of money.”

Been a while since I’ve read sheet music, but that composition looks monophonic. Any interpretation featuring polyphony, like the string arrangement, isn’t being played exactly as written.