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They're saving him for the now-standard "shocking 2nd to last episode" death.

And just like that, all of the positive stories the AV Club had written about Wonder Woman disappeared.

As good as they are when it comes to producing content, Disney overall sucks at doing anything with technology. They at one point developed their own app for downloading and watching digital movies and forced people to use that. The problem was it was so buggy and terrible that they were forced to backtrack. I know…

Oh lord, Engineers and Tech people shouldn't be allowed near actual customers/users. Their idea of "easy" is about a light year away from that of a normal person.

When did that come up, and please tell me it was O'Neal who said it.

That show is a perfect example of what I call the "Kim Bauer Corollary", in which an actress' hotness can be exponentially increased or decreased depending on the role or show. In Kat's case, she went from "Jennifer Lawrence" level to "Jorah Tyrell with Greyscale" level thanks to that show.

I approve.

You're insane.

Wait…there were cookies?

If you really want to threaten the popularity of Game of Thrones, just tell everyone it's moving to a Kinja format.

And no "funeral fudge"?

Are you regretting holding this town hall yet, or was your goal to exceed the number of comments from the last Game of Thrones (Experts) review all along?

Or the AV Club opened it up earlier than they said.

"How many idiotking's do we got on this ship anyhow?"

Here's the line from above that has my Spidey-sense tingling:

I'm pretty sure most of the writers no longer look in the comments, unless something is directly addressed to them.

The issue with Kinja is that it doesn't matter how civilized or not you are. If you disagree with the author and they notice it, goodbye.

You obviously have never been on Kinja.

Yeah, I've already mentioned to a couple of people that, just because you have more active moderation doesn't mean trolling is totally prevented. In fact, it's far worse than it has ever been here.