This is exactly how I interpreted it. It works perfectly with the rules as laid out in the film. He gets his deserved happiness and the continuity status quo ante is preserved. I don’t understand the outrage at this except for maybe entertaining an argument that it’s inconsistent with his character to leave the…

And maybe also don’t blow a 3-1 series lead? I mean, it was a questionable call, but there was so much choking going on there, I have a hard time digging deep into my pity reserve for Vegas here.

I still don't understand how Pope Thrower is an 11 seed. It's like the committee had a Cinderella picked out right from the start. 

Do not care about the legitimate criticisms in the slightest, because, as noted: THEY DID THE THING! THEY REALLY DID THE THING!

Don’t want to oversell it, maybe? It’s also the lead in for a 21 movie money shot, which left me, an adult man in his mid-30s with degrees and a mortgage and shit, momentarily slackjawed followed by this weird combination of giddy and kind of wanting to cry?

Well, if nothing else I hope I’m in the minority watching this, because I’m pretty sure that “Avengers assemble” sequence is going to detonate the theater off a primed audience when it lands on opening night.

I’m just happy Ian McDiarmid finally got his well-deserved moment.  He is, after all, the ultimate bad guy of a singularly important film series, and he so deserves that reveal, even if the movie isn’t that great.  I was happy just for the moment.

Watched this the other day while babysitting (not my thing) some younger boys who love the new show and they were really excited to show their “uncle” who introduces them to cool new stuff something he’d never seen before.

Not the only one, by a longshot.  Did not expect the production company logo to give me the sniffles. 

Yeah, but which two Indiana Jones movies? Because if it's Temple of Doom and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, well, I might just be the newest Q follower. 

Who cares if the dog can ride in the car? The real question is, can the BEAR ride in the car? That's a buy/don't buy decision-maker right there.

That would be a challenge, because he at one point was and may still now be the largest individual holder of Disney stock. 

This is fucking awful, but:

Unlikely. We like him more than most of the Bills roster at this point. 

My comment about this on the review apparently got nuked for being too spoilery, but I think I’m safe here:

The scene that happens five minutes into episode 7 made me so happy.

Just here to register a "Fuck yeah!" that the two familiar-looking dudes from the trailer were, in fact, Hector and Isaac. I loved Curse of Darkness, apparently a lot more than other people, so I am all about that. 

My understanding was that the mailers were sent to a targeted group of likely GOP voters, though? If they were attempting to run a disinformation campaign, wouldn't they logically direct it at people they expected to, y'know, vote for the opposing candidate?

For what it’s worth, she’s also just a huge bitch in general, at least to people who she considers her social inferiors. “I’m married to a famous hockey player!” is also kind of her platform for, uh, life in general. She leans into it HARD when she thinks it’ll help her, and not in a nice way. Like, yes, I *do* know…

Traaaaaaced! Oh, it’s all traced!