I understand the desire to constantly create Robin Hood movies, because public domain characters and money, but for all of its flaws and mullet action and sheer ridiculousness, you’re never going to top the 90's version simply and solely because you’ll never find another Alan Rickman.
November 17th: GRRM in hiding in a “remote mountain hideaway whose location he refuses to disclose” so he can finish Winds of Winter.
In the man’s defence, he’s been playing piano since he was a kid and regularly plays live shows. I don’t have the acumen to judge for myself but from what I’ve read he’s fairly accomplished.
“They’ll watch anything.” whispered a Sony executive.
I think it’s because nobody cares about Doctor Who. That would be my guess.
Push, just go all in and say Soros paid them.
That would be freaking awesome, seeing as how that story never got a followup.
Ah, I miss DS9. Rewatched it last year and I didn’t want it to end.
So Discovery is just talking every “dark” element of previous Star Trek series, (The Mirror Universe, Klingons, Section 31) and ratcheting them up to 11 to justify this new “grim and gritty” take on the franchise.
The fact that Sloan and Garak never went toe-to-toe (so to speak) is quite possibly the greatest missed opportunity in all of Star Trek.
Doesn’t Drake win by virtue of the fact that he plays in hockey arenas and stadiums, whereas Pusha T is playing at the Danforth Music Hall?
Yes Potter Fans. Know the terrible horrors of a prequel series to your beloved classic. Let that anger flow through you. Good. Good.
You didn’t read the article did you.
My god... it makes him look like Patrick Warburton. [/s]
I definitely had that thought watching the episode, but TGP did it better. Doctor Who just did it as a good silly handwavey joke, Good Place somehow did it even sillier but took it more seriously and its just a really well deployed joke and plot device.