Jessica Szohr as Renee; she was on Gossip Girl.

She's repetitively drinking and smoking, but I don't think it's a loop for her. She doesn't glitch like the TV show, she can hear the glitch.

No one looks at any show (or any piece of art) objectively. There's no such thing as fan bias. It's a shame I guess that some people like what they write about and some people don't, but that's how it goes. The only way to judge this season is how you react to it now, while watching it. You do not at all have to…

I didn't remember him at all until you mentioned it, whereas Yoda Lebowski did make an impact. But, yes, let Audrey into the theater, or the red room.

Hoping this so much!

Every single actor in the film pronounces that differently!

Agreed, Valerian has a lot of great stuff (world-building), more bad stuff (bad acting), and a similar problem (style over substance, formulaic story). But I enjoyed both.

South Africans should have an easier time.

Really, more dopey? Wasn't there a kidnapped scientist and a long-lost daughter and an evil heiress and a Russan/American bromance in Man from UNCLE?

Three good fights, one awful shootout. They weren't even trying by the end.

I was into it for the sheer brutality she was willing to suffer, and I did care about Spyglass to an extent (as he was so vulnerable, a different version of what they did with Boutella), but Percival's problem was basically: "he's gone feral." Because: Berlin?

Too many endings, and I don't know which one to believe.

That's a barrier? It seemed designed to bring in young male action fans.

Non-traditional casting? Or at least non-stereotypical?

Now he's fighting mysterious sounds, lingering lustful impulses, and familial liabilities. This is a last hurrah, with the seasoned warriors of the past gathering one last time. The spark that's missing is youth.

She was only just figuring it out herself, as they showed in FWWM. And Maddy walked unprepared into chaos after her death. And Sarah was medicated and controlled. And Donna and James and Bobby and her agoraphobe and Dr. Jacoby and other friends didn't fully understand it, or were powerless to act for their own reasons.

Maybe he just brought her bottles.

Yes, but that was a surprise and a secret. She was the cheerleader it was already far too late to save. But now it wouldn't be a secret. Everybody would know, and just talk about it without doing anything.

Gross. He just got older. Dana apparently isn't as familiar with hair dye as Ray Wise.

He changed on the inside, not the surface.