Does autopilot really “yank the wheel” if your hands are on the wheel?

What if it references Quake from Agents of Shield! Who says the movies don’t play with the TV universe!

My favorite line/moment in Captain Marvel ( probably only bested in all of the movies by “Puny God” ) was the short scene when Goose jumps out of Fury’s arms and says “C’mon Goose, pick a side.”

I think part of the Captain America song was the horrid animation that went along with it.

“when Captain America throws his mighty shield...."

At the time, I knew some people who refused to play Shadow of the Colosssus based on the fact that a reviewer said it was only 8 hours long.

The last few years the NFL has been stacking same-conference games in the last few games of the season. It’s actually not that bad of an idea, given that it helps to ensure that at least a few game “matter” in a head-to-head situation.

The magicians on SYFY their around f-bombs like an NFL quarterback this season. It’s pretty crazy how cable channels have decided that self-policing themselves is a thing of the past.

Not really. Streaming allows you to "turn on" the TV series whenever you want ( on Disney's end) after whatever event the movies make. Agents of shield always had the problem of syncing up with television series, and with the Netflix shows bring produced by Netflix, there's a good chance that Disney didn't have…

Any Star Trek vision that doesn’t include Captain Kirk popping wheelies on a dirt bike is dead to me.

Fill me in. I can't figure out what stid is.

Ghostbusters wasn’t a particularly good movie that didn’t even try to tell a new story, following plot points almost exactly as the original creating a lot of ill will. They would have been better off doing a "franchised group" from the original.

Magical, or possibly horribly dated special effects in 2 years. I guess it depends on how much they are paying the effects house.

I agree that roping together is a great idea if you are doing a death march in a snow storm in the middle of an unknown Wyoming wilderness in the middle of the night.

I’m more than willing to suspend disbelief to the level of the world-building rules that a show has developed. An earth-shattering blizzard on Gotham, for example...hey, go for it! Z-nation? Why not!

I don’t think I can ever get behind the whisperers at this point because absolutely none of it makes sense. Especially in the numbers they’re alleging. I accept the theory as to how they could be created, but I don’t accept how they’ve developed.

So, after 9 seasons of being in sweltering southern humidity, suddenly the show takes place in northern Montana? Have the writers ever been in a snowstorm before? If you live in a subdivision (like Alexandria) you don't need to to rope off to walk to your neighbors house, even in Wisconsin blizzards.

No. I think I’m on episode 5 this season. So, up to this point, it’s mostly been just scenery-chewing bitchy swagger during adventures with Josh.

I agree with Appleman, but I’ve never felt like the way Margo is being played couldn’t be done by any other actress who has done the whole “bitchy evil cheerleader” character in countless high school/college movie television shows, except with more swearing.

If this thing’s a hit, we hope to see fewer developers going for the freemium cash grabs.