Unfortunately for the claimants, a PR statement isn’t a binding contract.

100%.

I rarely side with automakers or dealers, but damn these owners suck and just need to deal with it. This is literally how every consumer product works. Unless there was a contract or documentation stating these would never be made again... too fucking bad? This is what you get for overpaying for stupid vehicles.

Sounds like Dodge making a Mitch Hedberg joke.

Especially Fred Ward, Gilbert Gottfried, and Paul Sorvino - those are, if not household names, at least household-face-recognized. And they played major roles in some major movies (Goodfellas, Escape from Alcatraz, The Right Stuff, Aladdin!)

I honestly think Fraser either didn’t think he’d actually win or was so overcome that he was clearly just processing it all in real time

“Midseason Finale” are two of the most annoying words in television.

Did this feel a bit rushed to anyone else? It felt like everything after the opening flashback went by super quick. I went and checked the runtime and this was also the shortest episode yet, and about 10 minutes of it was just credits and the Behind the Episode stuff.

Hugh Grant got roped in to a Red Carpet interview he didn’t need to have. Big deal. Another interviewer asked Kate Hudson about her previous Oscar win...which she didn’t have. A far more notable moment of controversy.

And Kevin Conroy 

in the show, for what I’m pretty sure is the first and only time, Joel does something he does repeatedly in the game: he boosts Ellie up, here so she can lower a ladder for him.

I think the strangled cries of Racism are going to be a harder sell this year, but keep fighting the good fight.

I felt the last episode had pacing issues. The whole thing felt like it lasted 20 minutes. My wife and I looked at each other wondering if that was even a full episode. And yes, it was over 40 minutes. But it shows us several very distinct scenes each roughly ~10 minutes, which I think is why it felt so short, because…

Return of the King is easily the weakest of the trilogy as well, but I always interpreted that win as the acknowledgement of the collective achievement and cultural impact of all three films.

Any Best Picture winner that features a song called “Thank Heaven For Little Girls” and a 16-year-old title character being trained as a courtesan is not going to play well in 2023.Best Picture should have gone to the powerful and provocative The Defiant Ones.

I feel like they’re setting up some kind of romance between Din and Bo and that explicitly showed them technically emerging from the Waters of Life at the same time so they can handwave it as, “They’re both qualified to be leaders of the Mandalorian people.”

“Mythosaur” just might one-up “unobtainium”.

‘High fantasy nonsense’ is the entire basis of Star Wars though. It’s a farmboy finding out he’s the chosen one and being given a magic sword by his wise mentor to fight a dark villain.

Yes, they’ve started to move away from it somewhat with things like Andor but the majority of the time you’re not going to escape it…

Just as long as we don’t see any ancient Jedi temples with magic powers that extend far beyond anything ever seen in regular Star Wars stories (Filoni’s most frustrating trope), I’ll be okay.