Agree. It might be a casting mismatch, but we might getting lured into a pleasant surprise when the other shoe drops with her character.

Sara Lance: “We screw things up in the timeline”
Barry Allen: “Hold my Big Belly Burger”
SL: “For the better, though!”
BA: “I’m gonna need that burger back”

I bet Henry had his understandable reasons, too. That’s sort of the trademark of The Last of Us—who the bad guy is depends on where you’re standing.

How many urban and suburban people do you know have skills in bow hunting and butchering?

I’m reading about the history of the Czech Republic right now and everyone knows about the atrocities the Germans committed during WW2, but we talk less about the 30,000 German people killed by the Czechs right after the war, some by the government, but mainly by armed partisan groups in the post-war chaos.

Tiny obnoxious majority?

You have to be more specific.

I’m kinda pleasantly surprised how little coverage his win is getting.

The movie choices were a “tribute” of sorts by the locations team and The Globe is a still operational theatre in downtown Calgary.

Dave Chappelle winning for team terf the Netflix rant is a cry for attention.  Even if you disconnect the bigotry and you really can't, its not funny.  Its whiny, something he is getting somehow worse at judging by bringing out Elon Musk at a show.  My how the mighty fall, Clayton Bixby this is not 

I’m sure all of the storyline purists who were upset that Sara was not white in the premiere, and that last week’s episode strayed from the story in the game to focus on Bill’s same sex relationship, are equally upset this week that they strayed from the game again and moved the story from Pittsburgh to Kansas Citu,…

Melanie Lynskey’s career literally started with her being an unknown cast in Heavenly Creatures because she conveyed this rare quality of being unassuming on the surface and being able to convey dark thoughts and energy underneath that 

I always think Lynskey’s power as an actor is in her ability to evoke a lot of darkness below what may seem an unassuming surface. she seems to make sense as a leader, someone with a foot in the old world of things and in the new.

All those people pissing and moaning last week about the show cutting the scene with Bill’s magazine are pretty quiet all of a sudden.

Kathleen’s quest for vengeance kind of reminds me of when the Allies liberated Europe in WWII and the collaborators were rounded up for payback.

That Hollywood quiz show sketch was odd as with the other sketches I thought they had a workable premise, even if they didn’t always connect with me personally. There, though, it seemed to be poking fun at something in this utterly baffling manner.

How do you do a review (btw, did I miss the grade somewhere in there?) and not include the actual best sketch of the night; Wing Pit.

I give this pun comment a C...ehhhh C+ :)

Pascal Goes BASIC For SNL

First, appreciate the spoiler alert for a show that’s over a year old and I indicated I have already seen. (That is not sarcasm by the way, that’s extraordinarily courteous!).