I actually prefer GBLT, because then I can pronounce it "giblet."

The rationale for this makes no sense. Reed Hastings was quoted in The Hollywood Reporter as saying:

Those guys weren't "arresting officers," they had no plans on bringing him in alive, that was made perfectly clear in the movie.

Alex's supersuit was kryptonite-powered, or at least contained kryptonite, so presumably it went where Clark took all the rest of the kryptonite.

I don't know, they should just stop releasing these promotional stills because they always look terrible.
When Agents of SHIELD was coming out, everybody ragged on the promotional stills, I remember a lot of people saying the cast just looked like a collection of blandly pretty models (any cast photo of actors you…

No! Lumpy is real! He appeared in one of the recent post-ROTJ canon novels.

Hera is now confirmed as surviving until at least Endor.

Star Wars Rebels' marketing department is really good at making trailers. Every year, with maybe the exception of this one, they give away just enough to incite hype. And when I'm worried that they've already shown all the good reveals, I discover that the entire trailer was made from only the first six episodes or…

I don't know about more, but at least equal parts, I'd say. I mean, they had the kids read scenes from Stand By Me for their auditions, for crying out loud. Also, episode 4 was called "The Body," which is the name of the novella that Stand By Me was adapted from…

The Carpenter influence is heard more than seen (as in, the score is classic Carpenter, beginning to end) and there are multiple callouts specifically to The Thing.

Xander: Glory is Ben…? And Ben is Glory?
Spike: This is going to be worth it… *smack*
*both cry out in pain*

Nancy and Jonathan's plan was a pretty solid plan. I mean, they couldn't have known the Dungeon Master was a dick and statted the monster with all kinds of bullshit resistances to damage. "Catch thing in a bear trap and light it on fire" is not a plan it's easy to find fault in - it would work on most things. Sure…

Yeah it's kind of cheap, but for my money it's one of those drama tropes we'll probably never get away from, like how people in the movies get hit in the head hard enough to knock them out, then just get up and go about their day. No. Any blow to the head hard enough to cause loss of consciousness is a dangerous,…

That scene where the whole family had a multi-stage meltdown and all stormed away from the dinner table, and he's just sitting there saying "What did *I* do?" sums up his entire character arc.

They either need to get this second season into production very quickly, or else they're going to have to do a time skip - I mean, half the principal cast is at an age where they're going to grow up very suddenly and rapidly. 12-year-olds are very well known for growing six inches and dropping an octave in their…

creepy as hell! It not only means that you can't effectively hide from it or barricade yourself into safety, but it also can't be held captive in any way

I thought it was interesting that it seemed to be taking some damage, even bleeding, when getting beaten with the bat, and that it was able to be held in place with a bear trap, and it sure didn't like getting lit on fire, judging by the noises it made. But then, I guess it just dimension-doored itself home to escape…

This is actually demonstrably true!

B-Wings didn't exactly feature prominently in Return of the Jedi, though, in fact we barely saw them do anything onscreen. They might very well have had those big convergence beams on them, we just never saw them used. My head-canon is that the convergence beam cannon will prove too troublesome or costly for mass…

It's possible that charting a path to the other side of the planet (which presupposes that such a route exists) would take them too far out of the way to get there in time. Hyperspace travel takes time.