Everyone’s forgotten about the OTHER defamation suit, that one by Smartmatic, the OTHER voting machine manufacturer that Fox constantly attacked. They’re seeking a whole lot more in damages.

He and Ty Chatham (half of “James S.E. Corey”) have a podcast called Ty & That Guy where they talk about The Expanse episodes and various movies.

>we’ll avoid spoilers for those who’ve yet to fully catch up.

Because being angry at everything all the time feels good.

For context, a previous “Best Kiss” winner went to the movie Species, in which Natasha Henstridge’s alien character shoved her tongue through the back of her partner’s head. It’s always been a joke.

The scene with her babies having lunch did a number on 10-year-old me in the theater. The PG rating covered a lot of ground back then.

The HD remaster of Babylon 5 and the remainder of season 1 of The Nevers are both gone from HBO Max. Though to be honest, the list of material dropped from HBO Max is gonna be looooooong. (They’ve been punted over to Tubi, an ad-supported service. At what seems to be much lower quality.)

This timeline where people believe patently moronic shit is true just because they saw it in an internet meme or heard it on a punch-drunk stoner’s podcast really sucks.

>Relatedly, ComingSoon has translated a synopsis from the series’ official website.

It’s a lot easier when companies give you the petabytes of hard drives for free, along with the god-tier hardware to run it all. 

They also think that condoms and the pill cause abortions (Walgreens has been caught refusing to sell both), because life begins at penetration. /s

Some full frontal nudity and a gruesome fate as a snack for one of the characters. The “PG” ratine allowed a lot more back then.

But not Marissa Tomei, ‘cause they fridged the FUCK out of Aunt May, and that’s the only kind of death that sticks in the MCU.

Well, she *has* played a kaiju before...

>The Ark introduces a “polarizing” new character in the synopsis for its eighth episode, “Every Single Person Matters.”

And the cop who handed the victim back to Dahmer to be murdered and went on to become president of the Milwaukee Police Association. (He and his partner were initially suspended without pay and then fired, but they appealed and a judge ordered them reinstated with back pay.)

Yeah, you can see a teeny tiny figure in a cloak at 1:09.

>it was once the fabled lair of the Mythosaur, which legendary hero Mandalore The Great supposedly slayed

The Project: Backstep team in Seven Days was pretty good. (Props to the show for addressing the fact that when you jump back in time, the Earth won’t be in the same place.)

Which means that they already “made the leap” with the movie they actually directed, The Gray Man.