All I wanna be

It was Mr. Robot good!

Tack preference brings up a lot of questions in the context of an anthropomorphic horse.

That sounds more like a reveal for "Lion 5: Same Day Streaming and On-Demand". Then there's "Lion 6: Kickstarter Funded Sequel" and "Lion (2017 Reboot)".

He'll best be remembered for destroying at least two parts of my childhood.

"Mostly, though, he doesn’t like that she has 'made a lot of dough out of being a politician,'"

"Episode appearance wasn't run by Ice Bear. Cameos weren't in contract."

You wanna tell me BD Wong isn't a big deal right now? He's controversially killing it on Mr. Robot.

I don't know, that issue awareness was exactly how I was when I was 8-18. Just replace rapid oil resource exhaustion with the American meat packing industry (Fast Food Nation struck me young and effectively).

Connie could have gone to a lot of miserable places if Steven hadn't shown up with his funky flow and showed her a world that matched the expectations instilled on her by literature. Ending up like Ronaldo is just one of many dark paths.

Oh yeah, just F-you on the Coke/Pepsi thing. Pepsi's better when you're only drinking a can, Coke's better when you need a mainstay.

A lot of these are valid.

It's the drill age apparently.

He also technically isn't adolescent anymore.

A ship with no captain. I didn't think we were going to need Centipeetle back that quickly.

The most daring headcanon I could think of: Centi, soldier, captain of her own spaceship, and with a loyal crew, was the Commander Shepard of the Homeworld forces.

That moment where she's running toward her ship and you can clearly tell Centipeetle's yelling out "Steven" for him to catch up.

Steven's restaurant is not helping to dispel the absurd comparison I keep making between celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain and Steven.

So instead of drift race Stevonnie puts a bullet in between Kevin's teeth and holds a hammer over it and everyone asks "would that even work?".

"Ah what do I care, I'm rich."