That is not, in any way, what is happening.

Wasn’t she one of the top 3 during her season?

I thought she killed him because he was abusing her mom. But the show was a long time ago and most things after the first season weren’t so memorable, so maybe I’m misremembering.

I laughed very very hard. Repeatedly. I also cried. If you are also capable of a wide range of emotions you may enjoy it.

Four of those people are listed as songwriters because the song samples “Pon de Floor” by Major Lazer.

Having a rules lawyer player who is not an asshole about it is the greatest gift man.

Most artists don’t create for the money. They create because they have to create.

If you’re looking to Disneyland for your history lessons, look somewhere else.

Found ‘that guy.’

Don’t do this. Don’t pick apart non perfect allies when they do something good. Kudos to them for moving forward and helping the fight to equality. Not excusing anything they’ve done in the past, but they deserve a handshake for this one.

So? I’m honestly unclear on how this is a criticism (if that is what it is?).

You realize that in all those scenes, Xander was wrong, right? I mean, especially in the Angel scene, but pretty much all of those scenes, the audience is supposed to realize that Xander is wrong and being a dick. That’s why Buffy never actually apologizes to him, because he’s wrong.

You need to go back and take another look at Whedon’s work with a critical, objective eye.

I thought it’s KR for Keith Ranier the creepy leader.

I like Pink a lot. I think she’s brave and tough and unabashedly herself. I just wish she’d realize that other women’s unabashed selves look different than hers, and that should be celebrated too.

This is an unpopular opinion, but I didn’t find Iron Fist to be any worse than the other Marvel shows (outside of Daredevil season 1). Sure, Danny himself is annoying and dumb, but I feel like he’s mostly supposed to be and I enjoyed the side characters. It was actually less of a slog for me than Luke Cage, which felt…

It is bizarre. I think the hair bleaching (tanning, boobing, etc.) acts more as a signifier of wanting to conform and please. Many people find *that* attractive in a woman. #NotAllFakeBlondes

Yeah, the marketing angle was really bizarre. I know advertising a religion based film that isn’t a pure celebration of faith AS a religious film is a kiss of death, but so is a marketing push that completely misrepresents what the movie actually is. When you pull that trick, you’re banking on first weekend profits to…

If you’re expecting an interesting introspective look at humanity’s place in the history of the universe and “god’s” perspective on us, you’ll be disappointed as the religious allegory is very hamfisted and not at all subtle. It’s not quite an F, but I wouldn’t give it more than a D+.

She’s a lesbian married to a woman. Like all LGBTQ folk, she sure as hell is in danger from a Trump presidency and has good reason to be scared (though voting for Jill Stein makes it harder to sympathize with her).