Yup, gotta agree with this. Plus, keeping them all separate following the Defenders is nonsensical: any time Jessica complained that her new foe was too strong for her in season 2 of JJ, I found myself thinking ‘...why don’t you just call Danny and Luke to help you then?’. I know she wasn’t exactly into the big super…

I loved everything about ‘Shape of water’....apart from the script.

Ooh, I liked Maya Thurman-Hawke in the otherwise pretty average adaptation of ‘Little women’ they did recently.

Chirrut too...

Aren’t most anthems shitty songs though? Honourable exceptions: France and Italy.

As a woman even taller than Karen, I can confirm that there’s nothing more awkward than a group photo, where your tremendous height means all you can do is stand there like some sort of ungainly sculpture, dwarfing the women around you and completely throwing out the perspective. Good times.

They’ve already done a comic. And a book, called ‘Phasma’, in which she somehow managed to be the least interesting person in it...

There’s actually a really effective framing device, where the body of the book - the Handmaid’s tale itself - is being viewed as a historical document by an academic symposium on Gilead studies, and that section suggests the author of the tale survived. So, it’s not left completely open-ended.

Maz said pretty much the opposite, didn’t she? That whoever Rey was waiting for (her family) was gone, but that Luke could still come back.

Why don’t you just buy a Canadian baseball cap so everyone will think you’re from there, rather than the States? No explaining and no apologising to do that way.

How am I just now finding out that Jason Isaacs is in the new Star Trek?! YAY!

Well, that and cranking one out to the thought of Ivanka.

I have to say that I gasped a little when I heard him say that. 80% is...a lot. A scary lot.

Or Nyssa’s send-off, which seemingly involved her slowly stripping off as she moved round a plague ship...

These are actually anti-capitalism protests, rather than anti-Trump protests. Although, given how self-involved that manbaby is, he probably thinks they’re all about him anyway, I guess...

Guys, please don’t use the Sun and the Daily Mail as legitimate sources.

Ah, gotcha. Honestly, as cynical as it might sound, I think the story probably lacked a good ‘angle’ US broadcasters would like, as well as context. And well, the tragic, meaningless death of a number of poor, ethnic minority citizens in England probably doesn’t hold much interest for your average American.

Didn’t you have two shootings the same day?

And he asked his brother ‘why did you leave me?’. Between that, and the woman who threw her baby out of a tenth storey window to be caught by a man below,I am in bits.

Hah, thank you - i’ll let her know she’s developed an internet fan.