We'll just have to plan our attacks for Sunday.

I do like the changes that the show is making to the books. I don't know they would work on television. (or, like you said, they'd be difficult to pull of with the characters.)

but the female characters are mentioned and highlighted in their advertisements, so it's not completely like Marvel.

i kind of feel that ABC forgets this show exists. Then the showrunners hand an intern a renewal form, he sneaks it in with a stack of Shonda shows, and then we get news stories like this.

Ah, they're on the "Venture Brothers" Plan.

They don't want to lose valuable Food Club clicks

Food Club needs more space.

No, I enjoyed it. A lot. But usually when something gets a lot of nominations, there's a huge backlash to it. I'm making fun of that. It started a little before this, but now it's official: it's the frontrunner and therefor must be mocked by websites that need to fill up space.

In fairness, Bucky's hair was crap compared to Harley Quinn's.

I'm really looking forward to the "La La Land" sucks thinkpieces! Happy La La Land Backlash Day, everyone!

My bigger concern is if it wastes a wonderful plot the way that Civil war did.

I love this show, and I can't wait for season 2, because depriving us of Season 2 would be horrible… however…

Worked pretty well last time, even if the lead didn't stay with the show for every long.

i would think that the movie being terrible might keep it out of the Oscar race.

I don't think he was, but I thought that was the respectful way to write it. My knowledge may be outdated, and I apologize. I have nothing but respect for all individuals.

i thought that was what we were doing now. I thought that was the respectful way to write it. Was it not? if it wasn't, I really do apologize.

But he's so fetch right now.

So… this is a documentary,then? 100% factually correct? Because i saw a movie with a talking space raccoon not to long ago and i had doubts as to whether it was real or not.

Is this a documentary? Because a few of my friends complaining about it's portrayal of mental illness like it's a documentary. Of course, they also complained about the portrayal of trans* individuals in the documentary "Silence of the Lambs."

So, then it's a gimmick movie like Boyhood and Arrival, who's gimmicks ultimately undercut what could have been a superior narrative? Which took a fantastic movie, and made it merely "meh" for relying on a gimmick?