I think Nightshade is supposed to show up in Black Panther, so don't hold your breath or anything, but this may be the first actual link between Netflix and the movies.

Jessica Jones is probably the best, but even that one has it's share of filler.

Chemistro isn't a fish. And before you ask, he's not a disinfectant cleaner either.

Moon Knight is kind of on a weird bubble. I don't think that DisMarvel knows exactly what to do with him. He could conceivably show up on Netflix (especially if they decide to move away from New York) but a Moon Knight movie wouldn't be completely out of the question.

No love for Princess Python?

You'd think SHIELD would be looking into Luke and Jessica, as both have drawn attention to themselves (Matt's likely under their radar, as though "the devil of hell's kitchen" has made the news, his powers are so subtle that most people don't realize he has them).

In the words of Bojack Horseman, the only point of festivals is that if you show your movie at one, you get to put some leaves on your movie poster.

From what anyone can gather, the closest thing he has to legitimate income are a few clothing stores that sell knock-off jeans.

Fortunately, I've long since accepted that nobody belongs anywhere and that no one exists on purpose.

On the second trial. First trial, there was at least one juror who bought his "accidental suicide" malarkey.

The reluctance to convict celebrities extends beyond sexual assault. OJ Simpson and Phil Spector are just two examples off the top of my head.

He was a Muslim who was opposed to Vietnam, so that cancelled out being famous.

Can't hang this entirely on rape culture. As I said previously, juries really don't like sending famous people to jail.

Juries don't like to send famous people to prison. It's really that simple. Phil Spector is as crazy as a shithouse rat, and it took two trials before he was found guilty.

Just remember that it was for them, not you, that they came to code this game.

Imagine Ta-Nehisi Coates owning the fuck out of Tucker Carlson on the latter's show.

Could be both.

I'm eagerly awaiting some nimrod at Fox news to conflate Black Panther
(fictional character) with the Black Panther Party.

But refusing to watch at least three means that you hate America. You don't hate America, do you?

How can you be so apathetic about the shockingly high murder rate among active-duty navy personnel?