54 year old white male, huge sci-fi fan since I saw Star Wars in theater as a kid. I enjoyed Barbie more than Rebel Moon. Sorry, not sorry.

You think Larry deserves to be murdered?! I’ve always seen his character as someone, to his own detriment. who would rather be right than happy. If you really, honestly, look at LD’s position in the shows, he’s usually technically correct. It’s just that normal people would let it go just to get along. Larry will die…

NOTHING will ever make me appreciate Chuck Lorre. He's a hack.

In the words of Raylan Givens, if you run into an asshole in the morning, you ran into an asshole. You run into assholes all day, you’re the asshole.

I’m not here to argue this was a classic, but this grade is a bit too rough.

In the comment section’s defence, TNG is like 97% of his career to date. He’s done voices in some cartoons we haven’t seen, and has appeared as Wil Wheaton off TNG in a bunch live action things.

Shut up, Wesley!

You fucking forgot a fucking question mark. What the fuck are you doing?

It’s not just the denigration. It’s the idea that the physical and emotional toll that an acting job takes is somehow less valid than the physical and emotional toll that a physical labor or customer service job takes. And I think most actors would very much agree that their jobs are not as conventionally…

I hate to break it to you, but the supreme court says hate speech is not protected speech, bud.

Fun fact: Freedom of Speech only applies to the government censoring viewpoints. Private companies, like Disney, are allowed to set limits on their employees’ speech. Further, Disney didn’t fire this fetid cunt, they chose not to renew her contract between seasons.

Yeah. I’d fire you. Don’t need stupid people working for me.

That’s a lot of wasted words just to tell everyone you’re a cunt.

Alternate headline:

He was the CEO of Kramerica. Duh.

I watched that when it came out, and wondered what was so funny about an autistic kid who treated people like shit. 

A development that no one saw coming except everyone.

Don’t you dare bring Morris Day into this!

Video games are still very young, but already, I fear we’re in danger—not of losing access to early games, but of losing the stories and perspectives that can illuminate what makes them so influential and exciting.