I think it it's just how the narrator reads her, honestly. If I were reading it, I'd probably have her a lot more deadpanned and acidic in my mind and not as "None of your *Business*!". It's my only gripe about an otherwise amazing audiobook.

While doing his best Immortan Joe closet cosplay.

I liked some of it, disliked other parts, rolled my eyes when Darth Vader made a pun.

Ohh, I thought the one next to Mulan was Sleeping Beauty. What with her being "woken up" and also wanting to tap that way back in season…2?

I miss Alan Rickman robot. I was genuinely enjoying his dry banter with Chopper.

Ok, so, I love this show.

Season 1 of True Detective.

And several characters called that out.

Theory: Jo's husband IS Owen's Sister.

I still haven't forgiven AV Club for spoiling Star Wars Rebels for me.

Did not know that. (I came into Greys in the Shooting season)
Makes the scene so much better.

"Some head-scratchers specific to the episode: how lame is hospital
security (after all the bombs and shooters and doctors punching each
other and doing illegal stuff about patients) that a vindictive mourning
person is able to reach the target so easily"

Baily.

They should have done a Terrence & Phillip episode, like they did with Cartman's Dad way back when to give them a buffer so they could really make something great out of this storyline.

I took Derek's presence to be a mix of exhaustion, and also she's been doing what Webber's been doing, imagening Derek at her side so she can push on with her job.

Read the room, Richard!

Not everyone has read the EU. I knew of Battle Meditation thanks to KOTOR as well.

Brad Garrett was in an episode of SVU a couple months back and it was then then I realized that no, that wasn't Jeffrey Dean Morgan and they are, in fact, two different people.

It's nice to see the tiger from Life of Pi getting work.

I don't think so. He IS a teenage boy. It's not like he called her a bitch or the C word or anything. Clearly J.J. is the type of disabled person who is so sick of the maudlin sweetness "normal" people project at him. In the real world J. J. could have been much worse.