Or a World economic forum fanboy.

Also the zombie teenagers. And their plan to take over the oil company. And don't forget how important "Black Sky" is to them, whatever that is.

Probably not. But it's a NYC food truck. I bet there's some delicious donkey meat in there!

Well, it took them ten episodes, but they FINALLY got around to murdering off an elderly black man.

Lewis is half-Asian, half white.
Or "Rand" could be an anglicization of a Chinese name.

Why does he have to be adopted? Was Netflix really locked in to those white actors who played his parents in one scene?

Even a major shareholder has to display competency.

Wasn't Kevin James' Assassin movie also part of Sandler's deal?

Oliver has always had a strong moral imperative. He just has a serial killer buried deep inside him too. He thought that it was just some "killer instinct" that he could control, turn on and off when the situation called for it. And that's what makes him different from vengeful vigilantes like Bertinelli.

Kind of hard to create an interesting big bad when you keep going to the "faceless mystery speedster" well.

Will there be stick-figure animation in it though?

Don't let it worry you needlessly. Just expect the worst.

I was upset when Hollywood remade "The Hidden Fortress" with an all white cast.

It would be impossible to change the channel after hearing that intro!

Open racism has only appeared to make a huge comeback because it's definition has been broadened to include behavior that wasn't considered racist previously.

It's true he's not a very good comedian. But everybody is allowed to be transgressive. It's not like they have score a passing grade on the laugh-meter before they are permitted to tell racy or racist jokes.

This show would be much improved if every episode began with a jaunty folk ballad explaining Danny Rand 's back story to us.

We barely see Cap go through any fish-out-of-water scenes in the movies. They skip over all that in "Winter Soldier".

Or Danny's a billionaire client, and Jessica is a surly employee.

It might have worked if they established Little finger and Sansa underestimated Ramsay and assumed he was like all Northern Bastards (e.g. Jon Snow): an insecure, deferential, eager-to-please, little nobody who would be easy to manipulate.
Littlefinger assumed that the Boltons were desperate to consolidate their power,…