My least favorite part about this news is that until further notice all the fanartists are going to have to draw her in a boring-ass hoodie.

Yeah, I mean there's been some fun nose-thumbing at the "actually, it's The Doctor" pedants in the recent series, but in this case the people saying "Doctor Who" are being sexist dingdongs so I'm alright with a bit of pedantry at their expense :)

I mean, live your life, man, but all of that sounds pretty fun to me.

My take on it is that, as with most things, the Doctor knows way less about what he's (soon to be "they're"!) doing than your average Time Lord, but that's because it makes things more fun.

I think a romantic subplot between the two female leads of a successful television series would be something considerably more than "useless".

Not to object to the general sentiment this comment represents, but: probably so the headline would have the title of the show in it.

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Did they mention the name of the theater chain you were in during the trailer? Because I saw something similar and took it more as a promo for the charity that the movie had latched onto, rather than the other way around. It happens a lot if you get there early, when they're still running ads for basic cable TV shows…

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I'm gonna be upset if they pick a white guy regardless, but if they do he'd better be ginger.

I'd imagine that dozens of couples every weekend would debate you on the success rate of that plan.

If these movies come out and their quality is in any range other than "depressingly mediocre" I am definitely going to see all three of them. This is once-in-a-lifetime gonzo filmmaking, people.

Absolutely. Don't think twice.

Against the loud protestations of Chris Brown, who thinks Ansari deserves a more prominent role in the film.

- Quentin Tarantino, to the photographer, moments after the header photo was snapped

On an incidental note, the phrase "Kreamed Korn Kru" feels tonally at odds with the series in the exact right way for me to immediately want to use it in any situation where I'm given the chance. Thank you.

I actually made a joke midway through during one of the quiet bits where I speculated she'd be playing at the Bang Bang Bar that night. So I was really surprised to discover after the episode was over that the scruffy, recently-fired fast food employee at the bar was Sky Ferreira.
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I guess those are the easiest genres to make a passable example of on a budget.
Of course, they're also genres that tend towards anonymity and short discographies even when they're legit, so is it possible some false flags are being thrown up here?

Do any of these articles single out individual tracks that are likely examples of this practice? Because the most I've ever wanted to use Spotify is right now, to assemble a playlist of all the fake songs they made to pad out Rap Caviar or whatever and just bask in the deviousness.

Actually Pretty Compelling And Well-Realized, Internet!