If it’s only 5 years before Rogue One, Jyn Urso has already been raised and abandoned by Sol. She’s out there doing her thing.

When my teacher was decapitated during our Zoom lesson, I got in trouble when I burst out laughing. Not fair. 

F. Murray Abraham is a good addition. But no. Not he, nor even a return of the magnetic Alexandra Daddario could convince me to watch another series of this downer. 

If you liked it good for you. I went in not knowing anything or what to expect, except that it was a comedy and a continuation to a Chevy Chase movie. We may disagree, but it still didn’t entertain me. The jokes didn’t make me laugh. The execution of the plot was a bit sloppy. The story overall wasn’t fun or…

Full respect to Nielsen, but by god President Admiral Benson is my favourite.

“I know their sweaty masses of the sorts of nerds who worship noted alcoholic Dan Harmon hate Chevy Chase - and they’ll be along momentarily to prove this - but damn if Chase’s comic chops aren’t great”

Everything I’ve ever seen/read where Dan Harmon mentions Chevy Chase has been nothing but a gracious and flattering…

I read the Fletch books after seeing the movie when it initially came out. I was actually somewhat disappointed in them, because I had been spoiled by the singular amalgamation of peak Chevy Chase, Harold Faltermeyer’s best overall score (sorry, Beverly Hills Cop and Top Gun), and made-for-Hollywood script.

The Fletch novels I’ve read are some of the best-written, most tightly-paced novels of the genre I’ve read. McDonald can get away with one page chapters and totally earn it.

Stop trying to make Fletch happen.

He still doesn’t understand the concept of “public servant” and thinks that president = king. Why his voters don’t find this automatically disqualifying is beyond me.

They know perfectly well that they have different standards for Republicans and Democrats. That’s the whole point. They’re not just being obtuse, this is an intentional tactic for getting their base riled up. The politicians know it, too.

I like the threshold of desperation implied by “they took them out of the box to take pictures of them for evidence” being their current fallback.

Anybody else just want to see a mugshot of him without his coiffed hair, au natural?

I’m not sure about the rest, but he’s definitely only feigning anger at the end so he can tackle Jesse and keep him from getting shot.

I don’t know about that, I think shortly after the events of Ozymandias he just assumes Jack and Todd executed Jesse after torturing him for information, and he immediately regrets it (as seen in that great detail of Walt checking his watch in Ed’s holding cell, which I totally missed). He reacts with surprise and…

Trust me, it’s best to invest in a good quality one now, before demand is too high and the market is flooded with cheap ones that won’t do the job properly.

I don’t know, but I’m more than a bit wary of anyone who has a guillotine handy.

Now I’m quite fond of the Steve Martin version (and even the sequel) but I draw the line at “hilarious”. “Amusing and heart-warming” is the way I’d describe it.

A reboot is explicitly not part of the same continuity, even if it’s not the same as a remake.

We’ve had 10 films with Batman, 6 different actors.