You lost me immediately at “Pete Davidson has done six seasons on Saturday Night Live, so it’s not especially surprising that he’s getting a shot as the lead of a big-studio movie...”

There’s something human ... in wanting to get mad at people about what they’re doing.

My problem with this is none of that weight or context is conveyed in the movie itself. The fight comes across purely as a 3rd act confrontation between the obvious villain and our heroes by story-law. I think Dave Filoni is a much needed creative mind on the “Star Wars” franchise right now, so this isn’t meant to…

Agreed. This is a list of both “must watch” episodes (a questionable qualifier when it comes to Voyager anyway) and episodes in which something “significant” happens (which is also questionable since Voyager was a big fan of the “reset button” — other than Kes leaving and Seven joining, what major “changes” ever…

I love this! Reminds me of “Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels” book from the 90s. I used to pour over the details of that bad boy.

I’ll take more Clone Wars however I can get it. Let me be straight about that.

Great work. This artist has a great style. I need to get some of these pieces.

The irony of this comment is that io9 is highly critical of “The Walking Dead.” They don’t write “sourpuss” comments, they write entire “sourpuss” articles.

They should create a “Walking Dead Anonymous” thread for all the people who have quit the show in various stages and still check out recaps occasionally.

Exactly. It’s not that they didn’t swear at all, but that they had, for the most part, risen above it. And that’s the point. Kirk and McCoy and many other Star Trek characters have said “damn” and “hell” plenty of times. Data only said “shit” when he had an out of control emotion chip.  

...a new featurette from the CW describes Supergirl and Batwoman’s friendship as the “World’s Finest”...

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Pretty much every children’s cold medicine is garbage.

Don’t forget that at least 25 of these minutes are extended, fetishized shots of the Enterprise from 100 different angles while emotional and adventurous themes play.

Just because the sports press insisted on calling them “the cool new Browns” and foolishly pretended this was some kind of Cinderella, comeback story after 10 years of abject failure, doesn’t mean that they were, in fact, “cool” or “new.”

I’m guessing data of this type isn’t welcomed around here, but why not: https://m.phys.org/news/2019-07-white-police-officers-minorities.html

I generally agree with this take now that I’ve had time to digest the season. Hopper is angry and bitter for most of the season and not in a funny “TV way.”

At the time, I remember being really excited for this game because the team that made “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” made it. The Buffy game (the first one, not the second one, “Chaos Bleeds” or some such) had a great fighting engine. I thought it would be great for Star Wars.

You’ve come to the wrong place to have a discussion about this, dude. Their minds are made up. Save yourself the annoyance.

I agree with Charlie. But having said that, apart from that bit, it’s rare for me to read a review or critique that so perfectly captures my feelings on a piece. This is (mostly) spot on.