Yeah it's pretty shameful to prosecute rapists.

Virtually nothing about Saul's personal life is ever revealed, except for him disclosing to Walt that his real last name is McGill a few seconds after meeting him (which blew my mind on re-watch). We never see where he lives and we barely even see him in the office without Walt or Jesse.

Yeah, I would also hate to see Kim die as a convenient explanation for "Where is she during the events of Breaking Bad?" She's already been developed as her own character with her own agency, and not just as a plot device to further Jimmy. Gilligan likes to have his characters sow their own destruction by repeatedly…

There's nothing wrong with advising people to try hard. The difference is that Chuck D speaks with a keen awareness of institutional barriers to black success, whereas Bill Cosby (and Herman Cain and Ben Carson) pretend those barriers don't really exist, because they personally are successful.

Forrest did threaten to kill himself when Grant first tells him the show is cancelled, before he retreats into the delusion that it's all part of a prank. I think it's implied that he may commit suicide once he realizes the show is cancelled.

My question is, does Grant know Review is about to be cancelled when he manipulates Forrest into abandoning his family?

So it looks like Cyborg doesn't have a penis, but he does have a metal codpiece for some reason.

But if he doesn't read these comments he'll never know we think he's a jerkface. I think he'd be devastated and start running a competent, non-Russian-aligned government.

You're right, the area I'm thinking of had a lot of abandoned factories on the drive to downtown, where they did have some new buildings and casinos up. I was horrified by much of what I was seeing on that trip, and my wife was like "Wow, Detroit's really making a comeback!" I couldn't believe that America could let…

I wanted to be Superman, but I failed at that just like I've failed at everything else in life.

Too soon!

I feel like we're already living in a Man in the High Castle-like alternate reality novel, which explores a nightmare scenario in which Donald Trump was elected president, instead of losing early in the primaries and doing more seasons of Celebrity Apprentice.

My prediction is that Ryan will eventually decide he'd rather work with Pence, and will pick a scandal (any scandal) and secure an impeachment in the House.

Third-party developers didn't like the N64. It was basically designed to run one game — Mario 64 — and cross-platform developers were hamstrung by the machine's technical limitations. The best N64 games have colorful, simple 3D cartoon worlds, and Nintendo's classic first-party games all take advantage of that. But…

A Reign of Supermen adaptation before Justice League also would have gotten around the silliness of announcing multiple projects starring Henry Cavill as Superman immediately after releasing a movie in which Superman dies.

Sam Worthington isn't currently famous!

I think it's unlikely that GRRM has troves of publishable extra material that would expand the story much. My sense is that he's spent a lot of time writing and rewriting the same chapters, and while die-hard fans might be interested in seeing earlier unrevised versions of the canon, such a collection probably…

The whole point of rebooting the franchise via time travel shenanigans was that it allowed them to tell a "prequel" story to the original series with a younger cast, while also creating some kind of stakes for the new movies.

That last scene might take place a few weeks after Cersei was crowned. The season 7 premiere may prove that wrong, but it would have taken a long time to load the army onto those ships.

The whispering actually leaves some ambiguity about whether or not Raegar is the father. Otherwise what was the point of that? We all assume that R+L=J, but they must have chosen to withhold some information here for a reason.