What I don’t get was why she used an American accent in that movie.

Necessary for what?

Funny thing about “I am your father” is that it became one of the most iconic and twists in movie history despite being unplanned. When they made the first movie Obi-Wan’s explanation of what happened to Luke’s father was meant to be literal.

These days it seems to me that a lot of people think “gaslighting” means trying to convince someone that their perceptions of their own experiences might not be 100% accurate.

“Menage”?

Anyone else think ‘90s nostalgia hasn’t been represented in pop culture as much as you’d think? There’ve been countless “things ‘90s kids will remember” listicles, but it seems like in fiction in recent years there’s been more stuff set in the ‘80s(Stranger Things, GLOW, WW 1984), than the ‘90s(Captain Marvel).

How many nanoseconds did she have to apologize before it’d be considered not enough?

I thought Fringe had a satisfying conclusion.

If we’re talking about the best last few minutes of a TV show, I thought that fake commercial at the end of the finale was a very Community-esque way to go out.

Just like B5 “ripped off” LotR.

Seven’s my favorite female character in Trek history even though, despite being a straight guy, I never had a thing for Jeri Ryan(too “sexy” as opposed to “cute”).

One other sci-fi show I liked that I thought had a lousy finale was Stargate SG-1. Luckily, they had two DVD movies I thought wrapped things up pretty well.

Even though The Fugitive was a landmark in terms of series finales, I was under the impression that M*A*S*H was what really popularized series finales being treated as a big event. How many really impactful series finales were there between 1967 and 1983?

I wonder how likely it is Bernie would live up to expectations as president.

You mean Canadianized children(I’m American and forget things like that too).

Sorry to nitpick, but after checking baseball-reference.com I have to report that the lone 1995 Candlestick sellout wasn’t Nomo’s first game there. He actually made his MLB debut at Candlestick on May 2, 1995, a game that drew just over 16,000 fans. His only other appearance there that year was on August 5, in which a…

Would the commercials get sequels too?

We don’t need no algorithm

Just because he said it doesn’t make it true. Trump had been in the news nonstop for over a year, so I don’t see how petting his hair could make that big an impact.

How much does syndication matter these days?