Ugh. This looks kinda bad. I liked the last movie they did (the one with Piccolo and Gohan) and was hoping they’d move more in that direction. I haven’t read the manga that’s continued after the animated version of Super, but from what I’ve skimmed, that looks more interesting too.

57 is a steak sauce but steak is like the worse thing you can put it on. But burgers, fries, and chicken? It works really well.

Ord and Corman had apparently crafted a semi-serious legal procedural that didn’t see Cox—who plays attorney/superhero Matt Murdock—in his iconic horned suit until episode four.

As a wrestling fan, I know what’s coming so I’m interested in seeing others reactions to the story because man is it sad and tragic

I fully support the new trend of if a multiverse is involved, you have to cast Ke Huy Quan

If he’s that worried, why not just make “Kim Wexler In Space” and then watch the money and awards pile up.

If you’re going that route with the powers changing his appearance, go all out with it. “The mysterious powers” have now made him younger, hotter, and so chiseled that’s impossible for him to ever wear a shirt.

They absolutely have to recast Baylan now. Seems like there’s a trend in modern movies where if the actor dies or gets too old or whatever, then the character goes with it. That character is just written off and barely mentioned again (or if they do appear, its CGI). Buck that trend and find another actor. Baylan is…

They’ll never do it because movies make too much money but I always thought X-Men would work better as a big time prestige TV show (think Game of Thrones style budget) than a movie series. There’s so many interesting characters to where TV lends itself better to spend time with them. The MCU Avengers style movies…

An episode all about Regular Sized Rudy? Sign me up!

That was probably the one thing missing from this season. I think there needed to be a little bit more of Jackie. Felt like there was something there to develop more. That’s probably the only negative (and a minor one it is) you can find for this stellar final season

That was bittersweet. I hate that its ending because its not like the show lost a step, ran its course, or any of that. It still had its fastball and could go on if it wanted to. But at the same time, they had a perfectly beautiful ending there.

Those Kim Kardashian/Emma Roberts scenes are lighting up the screen. True thespian prowess that will be talked about for decades to come.

So far its not bad as the previous two seasons, which may have been the worst ever (which is saying something for this franchise). But we’re only 2 episodes in. Seems like most AHS seasons start going off the rails around episode 4. It’s also not particularly interesting though. It’s moving rather slow and the subject…

All I’m saying is I need a scene of Senator Xiono standing next to an open ledge with Chopper near by

So turns out Eman Esfandi is great as Ezra. That scene where he tries to negotiate, classic Ezra. No notes.

It was a bummer when Ray Stevenson died. I’m even more bummed now watching this series play out. I want more Baylan. Him in this role is a glove in hand fit

It’s good, not great. Probably a little overhyped. As others have pointed out, its main appeal is you can get lots of food (and food combos) for cheap. Like you can get a corn dog or a quesadilla as a side item so its a late night partaker’s dream if you know what I’m saying. If you’re expecting some top quality place…

He should actually see it as a sign of growth. He’s been in spots like that before, lose the lead or mess up, and totally ruin his race with an awful finish because he can’t stay focused. To lose the lead, drop back to like 4th or 5th and still get back to 3rd is progress for him. He’s way too hard on himself for any…

Bummer about Heels but not surprising. I don’t know hardly anyone that watches it and of the ones that do, they’re wrestling fans like me. Despite it being a solid show on its own, it just felt like its very niche to where non-wrestling fans wouldn’t give it much of a shot.