Probably just the opportunistic realization that it's better to get it out on a weekday.

Scene wars are a constant in music, and they all seem ridiculous ten years later. That said (and I don't know Yachty's stuff, so this isn't about him), pop is getting legitimately fluffier than it had been even a few years ago. And while that is not necessarily a critique, it's hard to blame people who have had…

Yeah, I got that. How is that relevant to the current situation? Are you suggesting that Trump has made these arguments, or is persuaded by them? Because there is literally no evidence of anything like that. Trump appears to have made this decision because it's somehow still good politics to the voters of Pennsylvania…

Why relevant?

Antidiluvian? Not sure we've got a lot of linguistic history of that period.

Well, that's an interesting direction in which to take what I wrote.

*shrug*. I think it does hurt, at least collectively. And I think it's unjust. But I've said about as much as I need to say about it.

Man, I saw all that stuff when it came out. (Ok, not A Voyage to the Moon.) I believe I saw Pulp Fiction in the theater five times.

**rolleyes emoji**

Really? You don't think there are network execs who see this kind of backlash and figure why bother?

Christ, it's made from actual dragons!

No one cares.

Yes. I think it's self-destructive.

China remains a repressive, totalitarian dictatorship.

I… disagree.

Just for three more days!

Yes, Lana transitioned ages ago. Lily was outed a year or two ago.

I can't imagine there's another show on TV that's as expensive as this to shoot (except maybe long-in-the-tooth hits with massive cast salaries).

They're assholes because they produced an unimaginably expensive show created by two transwomen, featuring a ton of positive queer characters and relationships and the most racially diverse cast in history?

Almost the inverse.