Yeah, when Drummer put on those mechanical legs, I got a little worried for her safety. If you know what I mean.

You just made me picture like, a really low key, talky indie movie with Obi Wan solving minor problems for his neighbors and townfolk on Tatooine, fixing moisture vaporators, helping lost robots get home, serving the best blue milk this side of the galaxy. Maybe he gets a job as a junk truck driver? Meets a lady…

Yeah, this. The OT started with “Once upon a time an evil emperor ruled the galaxy...” You don’t need any backstory, you just assume he’s evil and go from there. But the new trilogy has to build off the backstory of the OT (especially since it so heavily features characters from the OT) and yet it chose to just kind…

Man, if we get cheated out of Ewan Kenobi being gay and sad in the desert because of shitty Solo, I’m gonna be pissed.

That’s what I was thinking. This is literally the plot of The Wind in the Door, just with fewer (?) jesus references.

So, stealing from the Wrinkle in Time sequels.

Same here: I grew up watching him as a small child in the 70's and between him, The Magic Garden and Romper Room I genuinely felt like trying to be a better person.

That linked-to Soderbergh interview is pretty great.

She’s dead as a result of a HORRIBLE novel. She was sacrificed for Quinlan “TRUST ME” Vos.

Ian McDiarmind is the only actor having any fun in all three of those train wrecks, and it shows.

Boyle was actually the one thing that I wasn’t totally on board with this episode. Boyle’s eccentricities always walk a fine line and I think they crossed it a couple of times this episode. This was still a top tier episode and if it had been the series finale I would have no complaints (other than the lack of future…

I view it as sort of an aspirational show about what a humane police precinct COULD be

Keen! Now somebody pick up The Expanse!

- You gonna wash your hands?

He IS Lex Luthor. So great, even better in Justice League and Justice League Unlimited. Loved that Lex would the one who beats Darkseid.

I will do shit for money. But I’m not gonna do shit for no money. I’ll do quality for no money.

Stanley Tucci was so good in that role. I could definitely have used more of him.

I would’ve watched a 2 hour movie of Kirby and Fisher doing just about anything. Puttering around the house, going to dinner or the grocery store, birthday parties... name it. They’re that couple everyone wishes they could be.

100% agree with you on the last point. I found Julie insufferable and would have preferred the film to be all Julia Child.

Yeah, I seriously can’t blame you on the 1st point. (I hope you like paragraphs, or don’t mind them, because you got me spewing. See below.)