Might make you sob more, but judging by her IMDb credits that was the last scene she ever filmed. Couldn't ask for a better goodbye.

Because they gave up on it early enough that there would be a lot of unfinished cgi in whatever ‘cuts’ Snyder oversaw before he was fired. Probably enough that it is not financially viable for WB to release a ‘Snyder-Cut’.

Bryan Fuller was the showrunner on American Gods and he left because he and Neal Gaiman couldn’t get along. Thankfully, Singer has nothing to do with American Gods.

I still smoke once in a while, but I try and lean on the cookies. Lungs are still feeling fine.

I thought it was called the Lost effect

I came into this article thinking that Ser Pounce’s cat-actor died, so this article put a smile on my face.

Actually, it was Glenn Howerton who was almost cast. McElhenney would have made more sense though.

(Blocked in Canada) Why won’t you let me love you?

I experienced all of the Hitchcock classics through the Simpsons first. It even affected my experience watching Rear Window, as I thought Jimmy Stewart had lost it and it was all a coincidence, just like with Bart. It made the ending better for me as it was a bit more of a surprise.

Ha ha ha ha. You dumb bastard. It’s not a schooner... it’s a Sailboat.

As another Canadian, +1 for the username.

Ironically, he’s a fan of the Raptors.

Fun Fact: That picture was taken a 5 minute walk from where I live in Toronto. It is at Durie and Bloor. The flower shop is still there, but DavidsTea occupies the store on the other side of the Meat Market now. Also, that meat market is absolutely amazing. Unfortunately, I have not seen any Cylons walking around.…

He’s a leading candidate for the Golden Beaver at this point.

I have a bad feeling about Solo.

This is pretty common on film sets... maybe a writer forgot it’s not a normal thing for people who don’t work in film.

Well, yeah, but only in Australia.

I know those words, but that comment makes no sense.

Methinks they both signed two year/season contracts. She’ll be cashing in playing Neil Armstrong’s wife and Lisbeth Salander in that Dragon Tattoo sequel everyone forgot was happening. Thankfully, she used the artistic cache to work with Steven Soderbergh.

It’s the equivalent of a car crash. No one can look away, but we all know it will end badly and sadly, that’s half the reason we’re watching.