I’m not complaining that the characters on the show had religious beliefs. I’m complaining that their beliefs suddenly and without precedent manifested as realistic plotlines instead of character motivations and became the show’s deus ex machina.

I was just about to compare this to Lost. People talk about Lost like it’s the worst ending ever, but BSG makes Lost’s finale seem as tidy as a Harry Potter ending.

You’ll all be shocked to learn that this guy works at Conde Nast.

He seems fun.

A show with a laugh track wasn’t doing well? In 2019?

You know who else doesn’t have a dog? Bernie Sanders.

Maybe not every Bernie supporter, but certainly the ones who immediately jump in to defend poor victimized Bernie Sanders on a post about another candidate’s dog.

How many cases of gender bias and sexual harassment are there now against the Bernie campaign?

You could have just started with “I’m a Bernie bot” so we would have known to ignore you from the beginning. 

I mean the dog is probably like 96% of the reason why I’m voting for him.

Thank you! I like it. I felt so alone.

The real question here is why the fuck is Stan Lee making a cameo in a movie about a character created by Roy Thomas and Gene Colan.

Pain Lies on the Riverside, The Beauty of Gray... come on!

I get that Live is pretty pretentious and embarrassing.

You think electronic is niche? You're ridiculous

I don’t have much desire to see this movie, but damn Zachary Levi is purty.

Dude, you’re contradicting your own argument yet again. Yes, The Prodigy had a couple of big years in the 90s, as you pointed out. They only headlined Lollapalooza. No, they did not repeat success the following decade. That’s sorta the textbook definition of a 90s icon.

It’s weird how your comment contradicts itself. Electronic music evolved in the 90s from an unknown DJ/producer to these big personalities, and The Prodigy was one of the first acts to do that. 

Tough day for 90s icons. Luke Perry and Keith Flint on the same day. Someone should wrap Sarah Michelle Gellar in bubble wrap.

I have a love/hate relationship with this show. POTENTIAL SPOILERS It felt like the first season only resolved one half of the storyline, and I felt cheated that we never got any resolution on all the kidnap victims (or, uh, they never actually existed in the first place and Prairie made them up). So I’m pretty happy…