Please tell me Goose survives.

It’ll always be better than Batman & Robin.

If Captain Marvel is going to lead the Marvel Cinematic Universe going forward, I hope the writers can figure out a way to make her more compelling, and soon. Based on Ignatiy’ review, I’m a bit worried for the next phase of Marvel after it loses its existing leads. Captain Marvel in the comics hasn’t always been the…

I’m still disappointed that this miniseries wasn’t about Batman.

Argh! This is not a REBOOT! It’s a continuation! Unless they’re pretending like none of the other Jay and Silent Bob appearances happened and they’re starting anew with the same actors.

If Weezer was like Weird Al, their cover would have been called “Paprika.”

Dammit, I miss that show.

Whatever happened to that Director’s Cut of “IT: Chapter One” that was supposed to have come out like a year ago?

Wouldn’t any version of that heated confrontation, even if were between two women, have seemed toxic? My point is I don’t think gender had anything to do with it. Aside from, yes, they were men. They weren’t trying to emasculate each other. They WERE each trying to get the upper hand based on who had the most damaging…

That’s who was actually being told “I heard you paint houses” and the answer was emphatically “Yes.”

Needs more Ray Liotta.

I’m sorry to hear “I Am the Night” disappoints. I haven’t read reviews but was looking forward to watching it on On-Demand.

As someone else pointed out, matching Emmys for Ali and Dorff (lead and supporting) would be so perfect.

I found it impressive that Steven Williams still kept chickens despite losing his eye to one in the past. Wait, it was a hook or something on the chicken line that claimed his eye, right, not an actual chicken? Chicken aren’t THAT dangerous, right?

I think we saw the end of Henry’s affair with Elisa. He dumped her out of guilt and seemed on the right path to correcting his marriage after the talk with his father. I do think the narrative should have made it clear that Elisa left, though. That plot - and the fate of the documentary - were left hanging.

During that scene, my cat leapt onto the coffee table and batted the remotes onto the ground because I hadn’t fed her in the last 35 minutes.

That’s an interesting take. She did visit the convent and noticed the gardener!

Yeah, I believe Wayne solved Julie’s true fate, assisted by the insight he had gained from Amelia, one informed more by love and family. And Roland of course was crucial in getting there.

He won their respect!

Just wondering, what would a stew of toxic masculinity taste like? I’m thinking a combination of Steak-Umms, Heineken and jalapeno poppers.