It's part of a 70s Sears set. We still had the 2-person couch when the show started. The bottom part sagged completely but I can totally vouch for the padding in the cushions being still comfy.

not a sausage. Which is also why it went undiagnosed for years.

well, I thought the trailer looked like a derivative true blood and buffy knock-off and now you're telling me it's not even fun? Shall stick with Dark Matter, Killjoys, Legends of Tomorrow and Wynonna Earp in that case.

I only get stomach migraines (throwing up and slightly delirious wipeout confined to sofa, no light or sound problems), which I thank my mutated genes for every day. Migraines run in the women of my family and I was used to seeing my mum basically confined to a dark room for entire weekends all through my childhood…

Nope. Hel/Hela's the Norse goddess of death and the realm of death (the bit everyone who doesn't die in battle goes to). A bit like Hades only malevolent and kills people, and stays pretty firmly around the Asgardian area.
Thanos' Death is … I dunno, entropy or something? the actual personification of the end of life.

sci-fi convention goer weddings are hysterical. (convention discos go really hardcore on the 70s disco-dancing and make it more elaborate because we get bored easily) the bride, groom, and close friends leap to their feet and become a robotic mass dancing to Doctoring the TARDIS while Auntie June and Drunk Uncle Frank…

There was a scandal a couple of years ago in the UK when it was found that horse meat from europe had been mislabelled and sold as beef here. Literal. Screaming. Happened.

some, but also the fact he pursues her, makes her think… the absolute complicated adultness of the concept 'love me fear me, do as i say and I will be your slave' and then finding the power to reject him. all the wishy washy princes from earlier films kind of pale into insignificance.

uk it's a split between glass and plastic squarish bottles. dairies are fairly evenly split on what they deliver in, but the plastic bottles are identical to the ones you get at the supermarket (and some juice companies use them too). they stack easily and they're recyclable. American cardboard cartons are deeply…

fairly common in writer and artist communities throughout history. You liked their stuff, you funded them or hosted salons where they could get their stuff out to other influential tastemakers. And if they didn't have money you often housed them because you got to see their work and process first that way. Lot of…

Frank Cho doesn't quite get that although chessecake is awesome, there's a time and a place for it. If you tell him that he tantrums.

yeah, I love his turn in Coriolanus (and I'm a Shakespeare nut so I judge him against respected theatre actors). Holding your own against Ralph Fiennes is impressive so it makes me wonder what would happen if he did more complex drama. Possibly when he's aged out of action and people are still willing to employ him…

He did. In the lyrics it's pointed out that half the reason he wants her is because she's new in town.

it really, really does…

feeling…. queasy….
srsly, wh comes up with this dreck? and who keeps casting sam worthington? he's so bland he's wallpaper.

…where is the kickass librarian? It's not a proper Mummy reboot without a kickass librarian and at least two indiana jones jokes. It's also lacking a deeply sexy Oded Fehr. Tom Cruise, you are no Oded Fehr.

If it doesn't involve jason Isaacs as Hook, not interested.

Oz? The Beecher Keller dynamic was a driving point from s2.

No, the reason women don;t play is because a teenage girl struck out Babe Ruth, they pitched a fit and banned women. thus discouraging women from playing.

This is basically the Josie and the Pussycats film except they're taking themselves seriously and it has more angst. …Did they even WATCH Jem?
URGH. They could've at least employed Alan Cumming if they were going to do that.