This is the only way.

Until female-led comic book shows and movies are commonplace, it has to be viewed under that lens.

Not after my morning coffee.

"Screw you, I got mine" is a very common ideology.

Then you run in to the Jedi purge issue from the Star Wars EU, where "EVERYONE DIED (except the cool fan-favorite characters who conveniently got away)"

When I say I "caught up" I mean I got halfway through the third season, thought, "Yeah, I get the point" and skipped ahead to the season 4 episodes on Hulu.

Meanwhile, that van continues to drive around Shanghai.

Isn't the implication that she would have died during M:I 4?

The Baxter, but for action/spy franchises.

They'll need to mop him up first.

I'm almost caught up on Arrow and it's a little absurd how little of his five-years-on-the-island he actually spent on the island.

Shadows: What Do They Know?: Do They Know Things?: Let's Find Out!

I know there's the change from cane sugar to HFCS as the most common sweetener, but I wonder if he's just being nostalgic or if soda really did taste different then.

I wish facebook would automatically generate one of those pictures every time you added or removed a friend.

It's a shame the IT remake isn't further along so they could tie the two together.

But how many hundreds of those pages were about how Coca-Cola tasted better back then?

To be fair, no one else has.

He was in Obvious Child last year. Not nominated for an Oscar (I don't think) but still a critically-acclaimed movie.

I recently read Lillian Faderman's The Gay Revolution which starts with the 1950s. She doesn't explicitly say whether gay men or gay women were worse off; police targeted both types of bar and club for raids, but police also entrapped men for cruising (which women either didn't do or somehow got away with) so that…

It's the name of a visual effects artist on the movie, Robert (Trebort backwards) Coleman.