Yeah I remember thinking that too, didn't she have her 16th bithday in the, movie? And he was in law school? So like 6, 7 years in age difference?

This two episode finale got me excited about Doctor Who like I haven't been in ages (and specially in the last few episodes of this season, which I saw pretty much out of obligation). I'll be sad to watch Capaldi go but I'm looking forward to the Christmas especial with the first doctor.
And I was happy that Bill got…

Yes, on various occasions I also have wondered that, because I took that Reapers thing as a rule. But I guess I'll accept the explanation of the time Lords being outside those rules.

I'm not arguing with that, just saying, I would understand a smaller network keeping a show in the air because it wins awards, I just don't think that should be case with HBO, because they have plenty of prestige programming.

Yeah, but like, it's HBO, almost any new show of them goes on to a few awards - they could free up the category for a new show

I really hope that now that she has a son, she can find the strenght to distance herself from Selina, and maybe even starting to call her on her bullshit.

Yeah, that felt very sitcom-y and a very stereotypical away to create plot for a female character.

Yes, they really went above and beyond to make everyone seem awful human beings.

I understood slap fuck, so I just thought he was retreating in fear.

I really wish they would keep him on, I really liked his perspective as a muslim outsider but with knowledge of how things work.

Eh, I don't know about Selina being way more qualified - I actually think she is a lot like Jonah in that aspect, she just sort of stumbles into sucess sometimes.

Yeah this season, and the finale in particular, were kind of a letdown. Besides the fact that we're now going to retread campaign trails plots, I feel like there were quite a few things they could have explored more this season.
The library plot was kind of too unnecessarily complicated (and honestly not that…

Yes, I agree that Kennedy's vision of the Star Wars films appears to be something very much in the same vein of the Lucas films - but I just think that that may be influenced by pressure from the higher ups. I mean, Disney acquired Lucas Films for what? 3,5 billion dollars (i don't remember the exact figure) - so they…

I said pretty much that too in my comment above (should probably have scrolled down a bit before), it's just that I don't really agree that Warner Bros are having that much more varied types of films. While the DC movies may now take a different route under Whedon (and isn't it amazing how we're going to look back in…

I think that may be a consequence of being part of the giant Disney conglomerate? I mean, as much as each studio has its own identity, they're all producing a type of movie that must be very comercial and apealing to all in general - after all, the final profit speaks louder. We've seen that happen with Marvel of…

But the wealthy are always so noble and charitable - why they helped set up the hospital village and even helped there sometimes. Couldn't very well just have the peasants drop off and die?

Maybe it's all a parte of a very covert russian hack? First step: infiltrate random comment sections. Next stop: world domination

Don't worry, I've seen much worse on the interwebs - even if that was, admitely, very weird

I guess that's very quintessencial Comunity - just don't let it die no matter what even if it just veered so far off from where it started

What is this place? I sort of stumbled here. Do you guys just post whatever?