You would positively, absolutely condemn Native Americans for committing violence against white Americans if they wandered into your backyard tomorrow and opened fire on your family.

It’s called “mission drift” and it’s a very real thing. You start somewhere with a goal and then you’re surprised when you end up somewhere else and the person next to you is shouting “Death to the Jews” at a peace rally.

Some of the greatest episodes of shows have come from “Here’s an idea we writers want to explore while we’re trying to get to 100 episodes for syndication.” Now we get 8-episode seasons where you get angry at them for sparing a minute for a plot you don’t like because you know it’s detracting from a plot that you do.

A LOT of Israelis are pro-peace and pro the creation of a Palestinian state. They’re just not the ones currently in power. The government is made up of a coalition of extremist groups.

Feel free to turn on the news, as I’ve watched a lot of footage of progressive rallies where people shouted that Israel needed to be dumped in the trash and talked about Jewish influence in American politics.

Man, I do miss long seasons where the characters have room to breathe. Now you’re lucky to get  episodes of something on Netflix once every two years.

The showrunner had written a one-season show and it was really successful so they just kept going because that’s how network TV works.

“Had the quality been the quality of Season One, I’m sure I would have been a lot more engaged.”

I can see why Brie Larson wants out of this bullshit part of the industry.

I thought it was bad. Not horrible, but definitely in the bottom third of Marvel movie rankings. There were some fun scenes, but they knew the plot was lacking and so were the characters so they shoved Ms Marvel’s family in there as much as humanely possible to cover for it.

He was in episode 3 I think. Or 4? He shows up in the mirror.

Are we still doing the believing women thing or not?

They punked us so hard with that casting it is unreal.

I suppose that’s true and less silly. And less fun.

The ghosts were an okay device but they were way too forgiving.

I assume it WON’T show William and Harry getting stoned in a basement like real life, which is kind of the point of Harry’s book - that William’s flaws were smoothed over because he was the heir and Harry was made to look bad because there was a pecking order in how royalty was portrayed in the media.

I wouldn’t even have gone to see it.

Ever since the pandemic, that light keeps in dimming...

Honestly, the whole “they were busy” thing hasn’t worked since Age of Ultron, which is why Paul Rudd had to hang a lampshade on it in Ant-Man. There is no reason you don’t get every single one of them on the phone when there’s some world-destroying thing out there, especially if it’s purple. The fact that it took Fury…

Just MCU films. So not Spider-verse, which was amazing.