Um, why do we need to make Bond a female when we have now a Moneypenny perfectly capable of handling herself in combat?

What I saw was simply condescending to women, especially the cringeworthy scene in which a woman talks about how it's totes ok to define a grown woman as a 'girl'. And people don't like to be talked down to.

It's not. It's obnoxious. I mean, we are watching a show called SuperGIRL, we KNOW she's a girl and she's a hero, we don't need obnoxious and frankly childish 'gurl power y'all' moments that SJWS on tumblr would be embarrassed by. I mean, if you have nothing better to say than 'our hero is a girl' you're truly…

Toyman's son.

The Strangers? Seriously? Sorry but nope.

Limitless, Scream, Lethal Weapon, Westworld…

There is, and it's called American Horror Story: Coven.

So basically you like terrible plot devices?

It doesn't really translate to movies either.

The aliens are supposed to be a God allegory. It's pretty damn obvious.

That smacked too much of the 'guy tries to join the cheerleaders' plot from Popular (apparently RM didn't know that there are also male cheerleaders beck then).

Well, RM has already worked TWICE with Julia Roberts (Eat Pray Love and The Normal Heart), so he's already reached that goal.

Yeah, a genre in which most of the time the sole survivor is a young woman who fights and wins against a usually male villain… so misogynistic.

"What took you so long?" -Nick Jonas

As delicately as a sledgehammer.

RM has already said that four characters will survive.

Nope.

I actually think Scream the series comes off way better than Scream Queens, simply because Ryan Murphy is trying way too hard to be either 'wink-wink-we're-an-80's-horror-movie-parody-so-much-we-almost-named-the-road-outside-KTT-'Sorority-Row'' or outright So Bad It's Good that it comes off as rather milquetoast and…

So she's the one responsible for that hideous 'random pause' dialogue.

And they both worked with Murphy.