Okay, you’re just trolling us now, aren’t you.

Some of it is just trying to milk as much content out of two episodes of TV as possible (this piece is about end credit music, I mean come on), but it is pretty great not having to worry about whether one show will satisfactorily reconcile 15 years worth of other shows (spoiler: it probs won’t).

Man, all of this stuff about “is Marrok one of these past Rebels characters?!” or “Where does the end of Ep. 2 fit in with the ending of Rebels?” or “Will Ahsoka spend lots of dealing with Ahsoka’s character arcs in Clone Wars and Rebels?” really makes me glad that my sum total knowledge of Ahsoka Tano before her Mando…

I thought drag shows were banned in Floriduh?

Pls no. 

I think the real reason his head is tilted forward is to hide his wattle.

You seem a little . . . obsessed.

Chalamet is pretty much the way Herbert describes Paul, though. Literally one of the first lines in the book is about him being small for his age.

“As somebody who’s handled disasters in Florida, you have to be activated, you gotta be there, you gotta be present,” DeSantis said. “You gotta be helping people who are doing this.”

People had this view of the prequels too, before the Clone Wars cartoon retroactively made the movies better by adding context that the movies zipped past.

I really liked the Huyang-Sabine dynamic, and everyone who complained about Abrams throwing aside that stableboy-with-Force-powers moment that ended The Last Jedi ought to as well. We’ve done the whole “the Force is strong with this one”/spontaneously-manifests-Force-powers thing with the films already. Huyang was…

I look forward to Huyang serving more epic burns about Sabine’s lack of force powers. Just like, every time Ahsoka tries to make Sabine balance rocks while balancing upside, Huyang is just there like, “you know who could do that? Literally every other padawan over the last 500 years. Nerd."

And that’s fine. Retcons to make a better story or adapt to out of control changes happen all the time.

Please ignore “Neville” and keep it in the greys.

Sorry to be pedantic but 57 years ago Star Trek debuted on NBC, not CBS. It was produced by a company that CBS eventually bought

no sense wasting time and money reinventing the wheel if we have a proven working design. the instrument package theyre carrying is much more modern than what we used to use.  

Great achievement, really cheesy live stream. To me, the tackiest part was showing Modi and his little flag next to the simulation of the lander in the key moments, instead of something useful like the numbers indicating rate of descent, etc.

Well, the one styled after a Hawaiian shirt is nice. Hoodie is kinda cool too.

‘We have Star Wars at home’