"should be canon"

Sir Morien wants none of your shit.

Have we seen this no-shoes, target-head thing before?

Probably because most people aren't pedants. "Footprint" is a thing people say, whereas "bootprint," "shoeprint," and otherwise aren't, really.

whoa...

Still my favorite video game soundtrack of all time.

Gabriel is the Angel leading the bad guys in Dominion because he is the Angel leading the bad guys in Legion; the movie from which Dominion draws its backstory.

It doesn't have to get talky, it just has to make sense somehow, or at least feel more like fantasy?

There is so much good shit for this show to be doing and pulling from and I hate that it's not using any of it. It feels generic; the angels could be anything, from anywhere, doing whatever. What's more, the individual angels could be anyone. Why is Gabriel - the dude who basically just comes down to Earth to give…

I love this movie, but I think I'm the only one.

What's more, I think when Superman was created there was a greater sense that wearing glasses was a sign of being weakened or feeble in some way. As much of a mixed bag as Superman Returns was, I loved them giving the kid an inhaler.

There's also the fact that I think most people don't believe their lives are all that interesting, so most people in, say, Clark Kent's office probably wouldn't even be able to accept that he looks a little like Superman.

It's neither. It's just exposition.

For a native Japanese speaker like him, Godzilla is Gojira. That's how the word is said. Likewise, English speakers—or speakers of any language—no doubt think words sound better in their native pronunciation.

It's amazing to me that he's keeping the wings. That's so cool.

Is it possible that knotting up in freefall confers an advantage? I mean presumably people aren't going around dropping snakes off cliffs to find out.

Sorry - I was being sarcastic. Birds in hot places do have feathers, so I've always found arguments about climate and integument to be kind of useless.

Right, like how modern birds from cold places have feathers and birds from hot places don't have any.

Given the number of Tyrannosaurus rex relatives with evidence for feathers, it's a bit of a stretch to say "there's absolutely no reason to assume"