Strange, where is MortalDictata? He had oh so very much to say about how Carlson was making this up because he was a sore loser. Dozens of comments on every article about it. But strangely, as soon as Carlson's accusations were proven correct, Mortal seems to have vanished from the comments. Strange how that works!

I really don’t feel like this is a spoiler, because it should be obvious to anyone who’s seen GoT and HotD so far - going forward, it’s going to be a competition to see who can commit the most atrocities. GoT was grim for sure, but at least there was an identifiable moral center: the Starks, Tyrion, and Dany (up…

Last week, Laena Velaryon committed suicide by dragon-fire after a difficult labor. Her reasons for doing this are up to viewer interpretation, because the show gives us very little to go on.

I’m single and in my mid thirties and found her anxiety over a promising budding relationship suddenly not texting back incredibly relatable. As far as the “high school dating guidance” the things the people in support group were saying were probably all things Jen knew already, but are those kind of things that when…

Some of the rays have a slight curve to them, which astronomers will need to study and explain. Fascinatingly, the brightness of the Didymos-Dimorphos system increased three-fold after the impact, and this brightness held steady for eight hours. Again, this is something astronomers will need to explain.

In this case, we’re talking about electrons and protons accelerated by the strong magnetic field. Similar to Earth’s Van Allen Belt, but 1000 times stronger.

Great that there’s an article telling you who it is, then

I think at this point I'm only watching The Flash because of sunk cost fallacy but I'm determined to see it through

Just a side note but I think worth mentioning, if you didn’t/don’t have Hulu, all 3 seasons of The Orville are now on Disney+ and honestly, one of the best shows on there rn.

In response to the article title, I leave this...

I’m a born and raised Scot and didn’t know this so thank you! I hope every episode discussion of Andor includes at least one Scottish Fact™

It’s funny that I am really, really enjoying the mundane day-to-day of the Star Wars universe as depicted in Andor. Like, the boarding announcements at the Coruscant port, the Imperial mid-level staff meetings (“Can’t we do these by holo??”), the delegation of Imperial authority to the Corporate Security forces and…

It really does have a Nigel Powers “I hate the Dutch!” sense of randomness to it.

I genuinely fail to see how you could’ve got that from what I wrote, though I do appreciate the irony of you asking me for clarification while providing zero insight as to what you meant.

We got yet another character that was introduced and killed off in the same episode. it’s becoming this show’s version of killing Kenny.

Sure, you can re-read the part where I said “Also, a little variation in the skin tones of Corlys’ descendants would be nice. For some reason white casting directors always think that the children of black and white parents will be a 50/50 complexion mix, even generations later. Vary it up a little; one of these kids…

Also, a little variation in the skin tones of Corlys’ descendants would be nice. For some reason white casting directors always think that the children of black and white parents will be a 50/50 complexion mix, even generations later. Vary it up a little; one of these kids can take after mom or dad more, I promise.

Some really Incel energy right here. 

The Military Industrial Complex and Police State — if you think the wealthy and powerful consider your rights fungible, you’re right. Anything and everything is fungible if it helps them amass more wealth or power (preferably both). And who does the US Government overwhelmingly represent (because corporations are…

Oh ye of little faith. Make it a Mad Men Marvel. Set it in the 1960s. Shove them in the Negative Zone or something around 1981 and have them come back in 2024.