I can’t say I mind Olivia Colman being in everything, tho

The first season of The Orville definitely focuses more on Seth McFarland’s comedic sensibilities but by season 2, it’s all but straight-laced TNG with a little humor sprinkled in the background.

Probably a few decades of not liking anything he has to contribute would do it? I think for me it’s being exposed to people who are REALLY into Family Guy, they don’t reflect on well Seth. Sorry!

he’s smarmy and has a punchable face it’s not rocket science. you’re allowed to not like a famous person for no good reason! that’s part of the deal of being famous.

You’re welcome. They said the show was more Star Trek than current Star Trek. 

Look, I know a lot of people are going to (rightly) point out that Macfarlane doesn’t take nearly as active a role in his animation endeavors these days, but all I’m saying is that it’s a ballsy move for the creator/executive producer/half the voice cast of Family Guy to talk shit about pandering to the lowest common…

A lot of people were pretty pissed (or, if not quite rising to that level of emotion, pretty unamused) with his opening number “We Saw Your Boobs” at the Oscars.

I wanted her to do the Leatherface dance with the lightsaber as the ship was getting away

What’s wrong with Han Solo saying “I’ll see you in Hell” and all that?

So clearly Sam isn’t actually a Star Wars fan. At least i09 is reviewing the show too.

Now he finally has enough money to decree a stately pleasure-dome.

Yeah, Reva is clearly good at kicking ass and horrible at everything else, and I personally don’t have a problem with that. Just because you’re a tough, dangerous, clever person doesn’t make you good at everything else.

Not just sunscreen and smoking, but living through two world wars and the accompanying famine that was prevalent in both (at one point in WW2 the UK was less than a week away from exhausting it’s food supplies and having to choose which citizens to starve) wars, during and after the fighting, the great depression,…

Yeah. Leia’s message is Leia in diplomatic mode, but when Luke comes into the detention block he says something like, “I’m here to rescue you. I’ve got your R2 Unit... I’m here with Ben Kenobi.” At which point she excitedly shouts, “Ben Kenobi is here! Where is he?” Which implies that her connection to Obi-Wan is more…

I’m very confused by how AV club references Fallen Order but doesn’t know that Amidala got reams of character development in Clone Wars.

Of course… it will really break the canon if Obi-Wan and Vader meet at any point before A New Hope, but we’ll see how Obi-Wan Kenobi handles that.

“Leia’s “help me Obi-Wan Kenobi” message that she gives to R2-D2 in the movie seems to imply that she and Obi-Wan do not know each other, but she eventually does meet Obi-Wan in part two of the premiere and she hears him referred to as Obi-Wan—despite his insistence that he is called “Ben.””

Clearly you’ve never seen Velvet Goldmine, where his nudity is tasteless but necessary. 

TIL Justin Timberlake’s financial planner is a bear.

I had the opposite reaction to the reviewer, which is naturally subjective tastes being wthat they are, in that I absolutely loved the first episode, but the second episode was staggeringly stupid and really hard to get through. Like that second episode was Boba Fett level bad for me.