Both Alias and Lost employed this method several times.

The source of the Wookiepedia article is a book titled “Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Incredible Cross-Sections” that doesn’t include all information in it because all developments were not completed for the movie at the time of writing.

I’m going to assume that she was nice to him, and since she’s close to his mental equal he will take her for his bride, leading to a lot of King Kong references.

OR... he could simply recognize that people are sick and tired of his “I’m going to pull the rug out from you” routine and actually try to create a movie like he’s not doing a worse job at plot twists than M. Night Shyamalan.

I swear to whatever entity may be in charge of our creation that if Kylo Ren or some other big…

I completely agree with you. If people having matching abilities is 100% of what it takes to have a great relationship, Luke and Leia should have been busting out the itty bitty Force Babies (which brings to mind the below cartoon)...

The Nintendo Gamecube is one of the ugliest things in all of history, and Mario Kart 64 was the greatest Mario Kart. I believe you will find that it is you who are mistaken... about a great many things...

Not to destroy your optimism about Xbox’s new dashboard, but right now it is a cold and tantalizing mess. I love my Xbox, but the original dashboard was just... just terrible, so I signed up onto the Preview program to see what new interface they were going to come up with.

It is SO MUCH WORSE than the already bad…

Hmmm. Daniel Panabaker looks a ton better in that outfit than what I thought I saw at the conclusion of last season. Less “Elsa” about her. I kinda hope that they don’t leave her as an “Earth-2” villain, I want to see the Earth-1 version change as well.

Heath Ledger was a terrible Joker. He was an interesting character, but as the Joker he was an absolute failure.

YES! Absolutely, 100%, complete yes! The Joker is a commedian, even if he is crazy, and wants to be taken as a serious threat. He’s not a low rent punk , he’s the freaking Clown Prince of Crime. There is nothing about the Joker that would connect with that look.

I just want to clarify a few points here:

1) Rick attempting to continue the plan is the only possible way to keep his family as safe as possible. Yes, there is gunfire back at base, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re people are on the losing side especially when members of the group are in retreat.…

(Just a quick warning, I haven’t watched last night’s episode yet so some of my information may be incomplete. Feel free to comment about anything about that episode if you like, as I will be watching it soon and do not care about spoilers! My apologies for incomplete information though!)

Compassion has its place…

Didn’t see that one before, but it was beautifully drawn and paneled. Thanks for sharing it!

Appreciate the article correcting Mr. Butt but...

1) Obi-Wan is not an idiot. He’s manipulative, sure. All the great old advisers have been. Dumbledore, Gandalf, even Merlin. Why should Obi-Wan be any different?

2) Vader is not weak, even in Jedi. Subservient, sure. He’s got a master who is uber-powerful in the Force.…

And you’re absolutely right that the Wolves could have left that guy to rot without a care in the world. The Five didn’t seem to encourage a retreat for their people they had left, they just took off. For me, I would have done the same as Carol, so it is unfortunate that you and I may not be on great terms should the…

I disagree with you, mostly because I feel that most people are hypocrites like you claim. I want my old Superman back. I get that you want something new and that you’re enjoying this run (at least, that is what I’m taking away from your comment), but I very much preferred the previous iteration that we had.…

Superman’s uncompromising nature is one of the things I love about him as a character. He feels that, morally, he is the most justified and sensible person on the planet. He doesn’t compromise, he doesn’t cut corners, he’s the all-around good boy. Some people don’t like that about the character, but I find that unique…

I was going to mention that but went and took a look at the names of the kids to be sure... first kid was named “James Sirius”... so they technically got to him. Yay, middle name...

Well, if you want to name you’re kids after people who cared about and did stuff for you, why not Ron/Hermione? Albus was kind of a prick who kept vital information from Harry which made his job more difficult. Or how about Lupin, Tonks, the one Weasley twin, Mad-Eye Moody, Dobby, or anyone else who got hurt in…

I get that, I do. My points are more that Morgan shouldn’t have grabbed that guy as a prisoner in the first place and, now that you have him, he just becomes a liability. Moreover, the point that Carol makes is an important one for Morgan to learn... but I don’t think what happened at the end was a result of what…