It’s easier than you think. For Buffy, start with the Virtual Season 8 graphic novels. There is a Virtual Season 9, 10, and 11.  They are a lot of fun!  Angel also continues but the order is a little murkier, but “After the Fall” happens directly after the big battle of the series finale.  Later it becomes “Angel and…

I’m sure most don’t really care, but Jonny Fairplay (Pearl Islands) told the lie about the dead grandma to go on a reward and gather sympathy among other players. Dreamz (Fiji) was given a car but then reneged on giving up immunity.

I saw one trailer and dismissed it as a Skyline/Battle Los Angeles-esque epic-on-a-budget movie. I thought Rogue One and Edwards’ Godzilla were both fine, but heavily flawed, so I really had no interest in this movie. Reading this has definitely piqued my interest.

Glad to see Hatch here; that first season of Survivor was as close to “must see TV” as there was around back then, and all of my friends were agreed: we hated how Hatch played, but all agreed he should win.

The problem is comedians get through four seasons of their TV discussion podcasts and then get hired to write an Oscar nominated screenplay. Then, all of a sudden, they’re too important to finish the remaining six seasons of the X-Files. 

Here’s a quick guide to the comic continuations. It’s not that complicated, but there is a ton of stuff.

If you’re lucky, and if the employees at the particular restaurant are accommodating (don’t be a jerk if they’re not!), you’ll be able to order the McBrunch Burger.

I think most people join SNL in the hopes of using it as a launching pad to movies or something else.

This is dumb as hell.

So like ten+ dollars to make a gross hack sandwich?  That’s...certainly a thing that one could do, I guess.

Nothing says “I’m one of you, working class blue-collars!” like a private jet and a mansion in Connecticut.

I do remember finding the Ward twist incredibly done.

The Kree were better as Space Romans in the show.

yeah i’m starting to think that it’s also, maybe, a bad idea to tell continuous stories across mediums like this.

Right? The timing for this interaction is super fucking weird.

This isn’t a pub problem. It’s a real estate problem. Rent is too high.

The fact that anyone’s childhood can be destroyed by a reboot of anything is laughable. Honestly, grow the fuck up people. I think most of the Star Wars movies made after the original trilogy are trash. This doesn’t ruin my childhood, or the enjoyment of those first three movies. 

And as such, that’s exactly the kind of case that class-actions are best-suited for: one where any given individual harm is so small that the company figures no one is going to feel it’s worth complaining about their deceptive actions.  A big part of the point of class-actions is to be punitive in order to dissuade…

It…can be both? It’s not like Afterlife wasn’t also a heartless, unfunny cash grab.

Those pictures look like they come from a poorly funded grade school cafeteria.