Anyone who snitches on Donald Trump is a hero in my book. 

Re-reading Paul’s letters, I’m pretty sure he was what we would classify today as asexual. I think he legitimately could not grasp the appeal of sex.

I’m pretty sure it was both Dresden and Doctor Who. But I know for sure off the top of my head that “just save one person” is the central thesis of Doctor Who’s “Fires of Pompeii.”

Yeah, if someone else bought the nuggets, I don’t want to waste food. And I can’t undo the fact that money has already been spent. 

Oh shoot, Melanie Scrofano is in this? I am suddenly 1000x more interested. 

Evangeline Lily did “Lost” to pay for college. I’d say she’s still semi-retired from acting. Like Amber Tamblyn, she only takes the occasional role in order to pay for other pursuits. 

Yeah...the entire set-up for Logan’s death felt hacky and contrived. And it felt very much like Rob Thomas admitting defeat, which apparently is exactly what it was. It didn’t really feel organic to the story to me. And I liked the idea that Logan was almost outgrowing Veronica because he was trying to improve himself…

I still can’t get over the fact that Amy Acker played both Root in POI and Fred in “Angel.” What a type-cast!

But-but that’s the whole thesis of the episode! No one ever really dies, nothing ends, as long as someone remembers you. 

But that’s how comic book shops run out of operating funds. :(

The Rock first did Disney with “The Game Plan,” which was profitable, I guess. From what I remember, the marketing for “The Game Plan” relied a lot on his persona to get butts in seats, and it kind of worked, sort of. We’ll see how much drawing power Johnson really has when “Jungle Cruise” comes out. But I still don’t…

It has its moments. 

I think NoiseTankNick’s contention was that the audience for a Disney animated film is not really contingent on casting. Kristen Bell is well-liked and charismatic, but parents didn’t take their children to see Frozen because she was in it. They went to see Frozen because it’s an animated Disney film and what else are…

I’m an ancient immortal, which is why I have time to waste musing on how mermaids would biologically work if they existed. 

No. Mermaids are basically pelagic fish, so it doesn’t matter where in the ocean they are, they should have darkly pigmented skin to protect them from refracted UV radiation.

Yeah, but it’s not like a film and its marketing actually have anything to do with each other.

Best F(r)iends was actually fairly enjoyable. Sestero, at this point, is a master Wiseau-wrangler. And the first hour where Sestero doesn’t say anything, he gives a pretty good performance. Plus, I think Best F(r)iends, Vol. 1 was a better stealth adaptation of Disaster Artist than Disaster Artist was.

It is a challenge. But I think just casually mentioning past relationships would be enough. For me, Rosa from “B99" and Eleanor from “The Good Place” are the kind of representation I want to see more of. Yes, Eleanor makes a lot of sexual comments but she isn’t falling into bed with literally everyone. Also, Hogarth’s…

Sara Lance on “Legends of Tomorrow,” Xena and Gabrielle in the later seasons of “Xena: Warrior Princess,” Captain Jack Harkness in “Torchwood.”  

But generally, bisexual people are depicted as kind of sexually reckless. I’m thinking of Kalinda Sharma from “The Good Wife” or Liz Salander from “The Girl With the Dragon…

Thank you! Rob Tapert even explained that he never wrote Xena as explicitly gay because he wanted Ares to be a viable love interest. So she’s bi.