I, for one, am tired of Doctor shaming. Why is it people assume all doctors are too smart or disciplined to become non-doctors? Do they even realize some doctors are lazy and incompetent? You expect all doctors to just do a medical checkup on you because of a profession they can't control? Maybe it's you that should…

Probably a database of comments that he can do keyword queries in.

IN the first seasons, she is constantly in silly costumes, and appears naked or near naked in two scenes, one in which she is sleeping with her lesbian lover, and one in which she is doing a body swap. Further, there are constant zoom in camera angles on her tits and her ass.

And the Dark Knight was adapted from the Batman comics, yet I judge it on its own merits.

I really don't get why anyone over the age of twelve would like the Tachikomas. They are so tonally out of place in the setting. They continuously took me out of a scene. Their voices were crazy obnoxious. They are like the Jar-Jar-Binks/Ewoks of the show, designed to appeal to a tween demographic. Lots of Japanese…

The film certainly engages in that, but not with anywhere near the overtness as the T.V. series. Further, the presentation in GitS is much more naturalistic and tonally appropriate in the context of scenes than it is in SAC, where it is almost exclusively used as pointless titillation that undermines the…

Looks like a job for Deanerys Stormborn.

Totally agree. GitS: SAC is not nearly as good as the film. It is a mediocre procedural that celebrates technology, bureaucratic conspiracy theories and one dimensional characterizations, and engages in really disjointed acts of popular appeal with things like the Tachakomi and obnoxiously blatant sexualization of the…

I'll offer my anecdotal evidence, which is that I've never been to a Childish Gambino show at all, so I am not convinced he exists.

My wife, Eleanor.

Please, enough with the Lecters!

Shadow of the Colossus: Leviathan, Hobbes Edition.

That day, at the city council:

Strawperson you shitlord neckbearded oppressor.

A car could be blue!

Presumably the meant evolving not in the biological sense, but rather in the metaphorical sense.

It is a contrast between primal expressions of religion in the Chthonic sense, straightforward in their purpose and celebrating death, the trappings of civilized religion that try to rationalize death away by creating stories, and a nihilism which stares at death and finds no meaning. The first is the void, the next…

If you want to pick apart the logic of the ending in that way, we could just as easily point out that once scientists started examining the remains of the "interdimensional being" they would start to notice it's remarkable anatomical similarity to an earth squid, which would naturally raise all sorts of questions.

Put in simpler terms, the perfect is the enemy of the good.

That's standard fare sci-fi though: explore everyday modern issues using futuristic tropes. Really, it seems like only exceptional sci-fi writers know how to rise above that, the Philip K. Dicks and Frank Herberts of the world (or maybe the Gibsons and perhaps Neal Stephensons if we want to talk narrowly about…