Katee Sackhoff is Carol Danvers, and I will not hear another word!

Who said it was fine? All anyone said is that it is HBO's responsibility to police their content. HBO (and you, apparently,) are so hilariously ignorant of technology that they think it's feasible to create an algorithm that can somehow (psychically?) detect that a video has been copyrighted before it has ever been…

They didn't actually kick him out. Carol kicked him out of the house, but he could have just taken another house.

That seems to be a major theme of the series, based on the first four episodes. There are plenty of instances of characters who are forced to compromise themselves because of systems and circumstances that are out of their control, yet they still try to break out of that and do what they believe in.

Exactly. In fact, the Irish guy threatens his son the first time we see him. Something like "you're a young guy, you could have another kid."

Nope. They are intended for everyone. And the third was heavily marketed to young adults.

Er, what? Geeks are more likely to embrace unlikeable characters. It's your soccer moms, grandpas, and people who don't watch many movies (essentially, the type of people who watch CBS) who need "likeable" characters and happy endings.

I distinctly remember her parents taking her money.

That's even more amazing, since their movies don't make any money.

Gay panic is about as meaningless as "hipster," now. The term is supposed to refer to fear, revulsion or, well, panic over gay people. There is none of that in Toy Story 3.

They've recently released images of the classic costume. Though, I didn't take a look, since according to the costume designer, the costume plays a significant part in the story.

All language is made up. You should get a life, because you are getting unreasonably mad at nothing.

Or they could provide the option of chat for those who want it. Nice of you to be a condescending douche, though.

Oh, so now everyone needs to have a $300 smartphone if they want to chat. Way to make gaming accessible, Nintendo.

"The director is the author of the film, everyone else was work for hire"

He's saying he loves this movie like a Mexican hates fireworks.

Did everyone forget about The Artist already?

Actually, I believe those are anchors, which are bolted to the ground, which is the more structurally sound way to build the walls. Of course, it's not the best way to prevent people from getting inside.

So, what's the point in making them zombies, again? I'm no zombie purist, but from what I've seen, they have nothing in common with zombies. In fact, it looks like it's no big deal if you're a zombie. It's more like a slightly zombie themed superhero show, except they turned it into a police procedural for some reason.

I'm not sure you could make yourself look anymore ignorant. Spamming abilities will only get you killed, especially in professional DOTA.