It’s kind of weird and confusing me too. The person physically standing there was Max Lloyd-Jones. Then Hamill’s face was superimposed and de-aged I guess? I associate de-aging with altering the appearance of someone who is physically present, but maybe it’s a broader term? Lloyd-Jones/Hamill’s face had a slightly…

I just hate it when real life events get spoiled. Like, I get it, you get visions of the future and there’s going to be a huge natural disaster in three months or whatever and you just have to share it with someone. But seriously can’t you just let me enjoy the element of surprise?

It’s only really a spoiler if you’re a ridiculously oversensitive spoiler-wuss. I always roll my eyes when people freak out about spoilers and it turns out to be something as vague as “something big is about to happen and someone you’re familiar with is probably going to appear!”

Simple rules for spoilers:

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I personally feel like the making of Fantastic Four likely has a potential novel length story that could be told. Josh Trank as an awful person is much more fascinating for his rapid rise and fall than whatever the hell happened on this boring justice league movie.

I’d be fascinated to hear about the actual behind-the-scenes details and around Episode 9/The Rise of Skywalker. But Justice League? That’s about as “meh” as prospects come.

Seduced presents Keith’s true ideology. The Vow presents a candycoated version of his ideology meant to make the people who believed it look better. If you want to understand how he manipulated people, you have to watch Seduced. On it’s surface, Keith’s teachings were always harmful. There’s a reason why Nancy asked…

Absolutely goes more into Mack. The Vow is oddly sympathetic to Mack, Seduced shows how she organized things

• “All time travel technology was destroyed after the temporal wars.” Hey, that sounds like a pretty cool story, why don’t you do a show about that. 

Anne Heche had a really horrible childhood: her father sexually abused then died of AIDS, her brother died in a car accident, and her mother is a bat-shit crazy ‘Christian therapist’ affiliated with Focus on the Family.

That’s a bit backwards. It’s refusing Harvey Weinstein’s sexual advances that tanks your career, as well as being an out lesbian.

Seems odd to reach out to Disney on this one.  They bought Fox but I doubt they have any comment for something the company did 23 years ago

It actually ends on the implication that the volcano has forever cured racism in Los Angeles, as everyone notices they look the same covered in ash.

It’s not though? There’s literally no microtransactions or purchases in the game whatsoever. These are just updates to keep people excited about playing.

Listening to the West Wing podcast recently, I learned that Richard Schiff will cry at the slightest emotional provocation. Any emotion. Sense-of-loss, nostalgia, regret, bittersweet remembrance, a special emotion that only West Wing cast members can experience I think they call it “Sorkinismet”, recollection of good…

The late Ron Silver?

Agree, early on I was very forgiving of the show’s mystery elements, but after this episode and the next I’m growing very bored by it all, and I don’t find the world building of any this super compelling. The war, the characters, the androids, it all feels very superficial. And now we’re doubling down on a…

This has been bugging me for weeks with Root commenters.

I don’t know why everyone keeps playing coy with the fact that a character *literally named Stormfront* is a white supremacist and baddie. I haven’t seen a single moment of this season and I still know that.