possible, but the article does note the existence of Penn Jillette

"someone"

It's gonna be rough on the dog lovers when we get Ghost & Shaggydog vs. Ramsays' dogs

*insert Gary Oldman gif*
EEEEEVVERRYYOOONNEE!

I really appreciated hearing some Swahili spoken in the background during the Zanzibar scenes… attention to detail!

the Food of the Gods

they already had that Irish girl though?

that American scientist became a veterinarian and survived the zombie apocalypse for a while by hiding on the farm with his daughters. This film explains why he was a little leery when one of the girls fell in love with a Korean-American boy.

maybe the Tibetans appropriated the Celtic culture, they certainly got around - I just want someone to be either Phoenician or go really ancient… Like they existed in Gondwana or Laurasia

these are still stereotypes, it should be Danny Pudi as Dr. Strange

wait… what's the cultural appropriation here? You feel ancient Celts will be marginalized by this depiction?

actually, you'll find an amazing amount of concerts don't require choreography at all, allowing musicians and singers the opportunity to do things like "play instruments" and "sing"

what, nobody's upset that he called Michelle Yeoh a Chinese actress?

they probably felt so much safer now

why search them? they are suitcases, you are on a boat. If they do not have anything of use, you throw them off the boat.

well, he's obviously nigh-immortal as he's been strapped in an airplane with a broken spine and no food or water for a couple weeks at this point

"This was your fault!"

that's why it was called Ourobouros, there was actually no symbolism in the entire ep

yeah! I can't ever rewatch American Psycho now that I know Christian Bale isn't an American OR a serial killer!

The Ancient One is so old she's not Asian, she's a Gondwanalander