It's your option, of course, but if there's significant reason to think that you're XXY you should probably get it verified. There's a range of issues associated with Klinefelter's Syndrome (for others reading, basically XXY genetics, which in the briefest term increases the likelyhood that the individual will…

That was one of my first thoughts, actually; "oh, so she's wearing the jacket as a disguise (maybe a military helmet as well?), and just decides she likes it".

My thoughts as well. Should at least be requesting an interview for a multitude of post-production roles.

Wow. That's just... wow. A bit of uncanny valley, but there are VERY few people who could pull something like that off.

For the same reason that real helicopters don't have tank cannons, I'd guess; recoil.

God, that'd actually be awesome.

I did that once as a kid. At the age of 7 or so, I was on a sledding hill with pretty much the entire town's population. One kid basically had a tractor tire innertube, and I found myself directly in the path of it. Ran. Straight. Down. The. Hill. Obviously I got hit and flipped up inside, upside-down, where the…

You're completely correct. Still, it overall doesn't look quite like a lot were hoping for.

Yeah, I would have expected a little more mass. Not shot-put hurler, but from this angle she looks disappointingly "I toned up, but still look like a highschool cheerleader".

Basically right. The more screentime you give her, the faster things go off the rail. You can't toss an enemy at her and then have that enemy appear as legitimate after they get their ass kicked, and you can't have her do anything INCREDIBLY badass where the audience can see because a fair amount of…

I think you could work her into SHIELD nicely. Seems like "investigate people with special abilities" could become a higher priority in the future (after all, SHIELD has basically lost it's pull with the Avengers now; they'll need new trump cards), and you could definately get her done with television-levels of CGI…

I think that there needs to be a mix, simply due to the risk of cancellation after season-enders have already been locked. There's a gap between "give ourselves the off-season to think" and "there's absolutely nothing to go on in the reason finale".

Ugh. A disappointing cliffhanger that only exists because the show was canceled. I refuse to believe that they would have gone that route if there had been enough time and money to film literally any other ending.

It had a lot of science fiction tropes that have rarely been seen before or after. I'd be here for ages if I got into it, but I always liked the concept of the skrill, and how people were basically melding with plasma-shooting squid.

I think that calling it "offensive" might be going a little too far. Maybe borderline, but it's one of those questions that you're not necessarily going to have given to you until after you've made a mistake.

Apparently he played Blade, so I think that both of our comments combined say a lot about why it wasn't picked up for a 2nd season.

If there's a love interest who isn't a goth alchemist daughter of a violent mobster, I'm going to be seriously disappointed.

Checked his IMDB and went "Wait... there was a Blade TV show?"

Of course I know that, which is why I know that the only realistic change between the two periods was that people were paid less in currency that went a bit more. Basically, exactly the same as now for all intents and purposes. Certainly not "worked less", and a similar percentage of people worked more jobs/more…

You can do that already. It's called a "take away" in these parts. You just have to choose your restaurant wisely.