My first thought:

I guess, Community season 4, when Megan Gantz had to go pick up the pieces, making a rather insane episode.

Even though it remains my favorite TV series of all time, even I have to admit that a lot of the second season of Twin Peaks was really awful. But the last several episodes, when David Lynch returned, were quite good, showing a return toward the spark from the first season.

I assume you didn’t read the article. His concerns are well-founded and well-spoken. I didn’t know much about the plot but heard bits and pieces over the past year. After hearing how the comic book story starts, I also have concerns for the film.

Agent Dunham!

I seriously love Joss Whedon

Fuck, I miss Andy Hallet.

Biased in favor of... facts?

Let’s not forget that the highest grossing movie is a Jurassic Park, there is both a Bush and Clinton running for President and Green Day is working on a new album.

1. You Get Obsessive In The Wrong Ways: You can’t take the sky from me, I swear just give me a couple decades and an old USSR Reactor, and I could get a Firefly working, I promise!

Also, GG say that women are too sensitive when they are doxxed and threatened with rape, but when they are mildly criticized by a TV show, it’s suddenly horrible? It’s pretty clear who are the wallowers in victimization.

Not sure if you’re genuinely that insecure that you feel the need to pretend that a movie is an attack on all masculinity because it has four female leads, or if you’re parodying the people who genuinely feel that way.

Fuck off with that bullshit. There’s only 12 million undocumented immigrants in the entire US. And maybe you’d like to go pick all the produce that those people pick in the sweltering heat for meager wages.

The latest figures state there are about 38 million people in California. Which are you suggesting:

Yeah, he was so blase about the project he was willing to walk if Showtime wouldn’t give him the season budget he needed to pull off what he and Mark Frost wanted to do. What a jerk.

Thank you.

The Bryan Singer X-Men universe is coming to an end... The MCU will soon feature Thanos and the reality warping powers of the infinity gems... X-Men in the MCU!!

Disclaimer:
I know this won’t happen. I know Marvel and Disney and Fox don’t want to share.
Still fun to think about!

One thing I notice about near-future fiction is that it often doesn't take into account that some technical advances don't get implemented, or implement slower than they could, because it is in the best interests of some corporations to restrict that implementation. Just look at Internet access here in the US compared…

Good morning, all. Time to watch the new The Force Awakens trailer a few hundred more times.