Well if we've learned anything from this show its that an important part of preventing an apocalypse is making a bunch of stupid decisions for no reason that lead to an even worse apocalypse.

Something close to this happened this season

It definitely feels like there's an alternative universe where this show got cancelled after like season 3 and Ackles went on to become a movie star (and padalecki is like a love interest on an abc show or something).

Based on Supernatural, by the end of episode 1 all the women in this show will be dead.

Its bad. The finale and the Christmas episode (which is maybe part of season 3) are maybe the worst two episodes of the show. The other two are fine. I remember liking the second non-christmas special episode, although it spends a lot of time setting up the terrible finale.

Wasn't there an episode of Sherlock where at some point Sherlock turned to the camera and said "fuck you people who are always complaining about how grand, insanely intricate, sooooooo emotional every episode of this show is." It at least it felt like there was.

And it didn't have nearly enough about the Prodigium.

Blank Check spoiled a detail of the ending of the film that no reviews I'd read had spoiled, and I now really want open the book just to find out what that thing looks like.

I had a job interview in a room in a Hard Rock Hotel once, which was weird because we had to move a bunch of random guitars and shit around before we could start, but not that much weirder than any other job interview in a hotel room.

I liked Shrink a lot.

If you save Kvatch until like level 20 it's hilariously difficult (at least in the unmodded, vanilla Oblivion)!

The timeline is like 100% being reset at the end of Secret Empire (It seems pretty likely the end of the book is something like Nazi Cap erasing himself). So maybe they'll just wait the event out and the New Tian stuff will never have happened.

Due to the odd way time works in the Marvel Universe, everyone is in generation x except for Steve Rogers.

Loki is a earth god

The Dark Phoenix Saga teaches us important lessons about discriminating against people who are also insane universe destroying space gods.

Sometimes do you walk by the warder?

I'm going to waste so much of my afternoon trying to figure out what Kelsey Grammer thinks the joke is in the second video.

Pokemon Snap 2 confirmed

Failed TV Show -> Off Broadway Play (that eventually is popular enough to be an on broadway play) seems like a pretty reasonable career path.

What possible reason could there be to make people do a lot of paperwork before they build something like a bridge? Our economy is being crippled by burdensome regulations that force companies to do useless busywork like proving to the government that the bridge they want to build won't collapse.