Correct.

They’re giving it to Jordan Peele, aren’t they?

This is absolutely the way to look at it.

“Dale gets hospitalized for overexposure to old, highly toxic pesticide that he found when working in a disused section of the military base where Bill’s an Army barber, comes out with damaged vocal chords and maybe a few new personality quirks.”

“Wait, did I always sound like that?”

Much as I’m sure we’ll all miss Johnny Hardwick, they have a great opportunity to have some meta-fun here by recasting Dale and then occasionally having someone else comment that “something seems a little different about you...” in a vaguely suspicious manner.

This is one of those “be careful what you wish for” moments for me... The Gone-Away World is one of my ALL-TIME favourite books, and a series adaptation would be wonderful... if it was done right.

Fascinating to see how this has already altered the media narrative in exactly the way the palace will have wanted... now, of course, anyone who ever questioned the official story (and its terribly staged and/or photoshopped images) is clearly a heartless, uncaring individual because this poor woman has cancer, how…

Isn’t part of his point that, while the setting is current, America isn’t all that exceptional when it comes to this sort of thing? That civil wars occur, for the same sorts of reasons, all over the world because humanity shares an inherent tribalism that’s always looking for an excuse to rear its ugly head?

Well, you know, when there’s trouble you know who to call...

Yeah, but who amongst us hasn’t tried to kill Batman at one time or another?

Alright then... guess it’s time to put a crew together.

Nic, please, for your own sake... log off and go for a walk!

Dude is absolutely desperate to make himself the “martyr” here, isn’t he?

Don’t blame the internet. People just aren’t generally mature enough to use it. Quite possibly, and probably, including myself but... I forget what my point was.

“Tenet” was... fine? I certainly don’t regret seeing it. But this weird thing where “we” (speaking loosely) decide that certain people (in this case, a director) are “geniuses”, and thus everything they do needs to be constantly reappraised and re-evaluated until that self-evident genius becomes apparent, needs to…

Nice to see Brooks, Ferrera, Wright, and Domingo getting the nods.

I thoroughly enjoyed The Book of Eli. I laughed incredibly hard throughout.

I definitely will watch Titane again. Not so much this one...

I am truly, honestly, and unashamedly, going to miss this show.