Does it just become about the Underground Railroad rather than so much about the Macon escapees?

Am I the only one who misread the headline and got excited and confused about The Irredeemable Ant-Man being adapted so soon after Ant-Man?

If they did this, I'd start watching.

This ep was a bit too cringey for me to enjoy.

And now I want to see a character on the upcoming Tick adaptation named Felonious Monk: virtuoso jazz musician and bank robber who can do both simultaneously!

Talkin' 'Bout Underground

That was a great show.

This. My mother's mother died in 1924, and it was like pulling teeth to get my mom to say her father's first name.

N.E.X.T.W.A.V.E - that was my jam.

I tried a virtual writing group, based off of a virtual class in querying. Sadly, it fell apart after a while. But it's worth trying!

Happy birthday!

When did that happen?

Hey, knees were the first thing I noticed about Marlon Brando. (He was playing Marc Antony in Julius Caesar opposite James Mason.)

I saw this at the $2 movie theatre on $1 Wednesdays. It was fun!

Elias should be in there, and Elias-Carter have slightly more weight to me than Elias-Finch, if only because Elias was a so much bigger threat to Carter - he could have crushed her easily, Carter never forgot that, but they managed to reach detente and some measure of respect, anyway. IMO, anyhow.

Yeah … he looks like one of the Geico caveman, but actually dangerous.

I think, when it comes to a lot of criticism, but especially movie criticism - it comes down to the taste of the critic and the viewer and how well they mesh. There are critics whose advice I follow as intended and critics whose advice I invert - if they love a movie, I know I'm likely to find problems with it, and if…

There's a Spokane, UK??

I'm guessing it was the hexadecimal version of whatever the proper name of that glyph he made his own.

Why would Prince have Pierce Hawthorne's sperm?