I’m sorry, but none of them look even a little bit like Marlon Brando.

He already had a more than worthy villain in the form of Gor.

So it’s... this... but not as good?

Is that you, Kenneth?

He’s basically Schwarzenegger but without the same sense of savvy to back up the ego.

Good. The fact that Patriot Act was summarily dismissed the way it was - when it would be going gangbusters with everything right now if it were still on the air... or the stream... or whatever - was such a dumb, shitty decision. Be great to see him bring that energy to a bigger platform.

If there was ever a time to have Kang get completely annihilated by a mysterious figure... pan up to reveal DOOM... it’s now.

According to host Jeff Sneider on the latest episode of The Hot Mic podcast, Adam Driver has purportedly turned down Disney’s offer to star in the MCU’s upcoming Fantastic Four movie.

Damn, but I liked this issue. The payoffs (plural) to Orchis’s various machinations all hitting like that really gave the event a sense of import but, at the same time, all the little seeds that were sown for the future fightback (from Firestar’s “betrayal” to Emma’s new “resistance” to... whatever is going on with…

I get it Tom, I do. “I want to believe” too.

That line still makes me laugh, even now, even in just its written form.

I’m going to say it... I really like the Superior run.

The most important thing, that this review overlooks, is that Oscar-Winning Actress Olivia Colman (which she must always be referred to as) drops a “cake or death” reference in the most lovably sociopathic manner possible.

I believe the polite response is “agree to disagree”.

I don’t know, nor have I ever met, a Transformers fan who doesn’t love the movie - in spite (or perhaps even because of) the fact that Prime dies.

I’d argue this is the correct opinion.

As someone else already pointed out, she’s essentially asking:

I believe the term for this, which was coined by a comics writer (or, at least, that’s where I first heard it), is “factions speak louder than herds”.

I preferred him as Birdman.

To an extent (quite a bit of an extent, to be clear) I agree with you. Some of the critiques ARE valid, I think (no show is perfect, and there’s been a definite shift in overall quality imo) but to criticise TL for, well, being the show it’s trying to be is the wrong angle to come at it from.