I feel you, but I’m glad they didn’t just repeat the early shows over and over with Mad Libs substitutions, you know? They found a way forward that kept them interested, and that’s generally the best thing to do.

He was a subcommander of Cerberus, he was complicit in both the crime and the cover-up.

If you think lecture and yell are synonyms, you have a rich future ahead of you teaching Middle School.

Rocket could not be reached for comment, as he is grooming and practicing witty banter.

That’s something I appreciate about Five Guys, that they have no default other than to ask you what you want and write it down and put those toppings right on your receipt. They get your order right.

“...“wibbly wobbly, timey wimey” (a phrase that non-Who fans probably wish could be eradicated from existence).”

Not a contradiction. Part of the good writing was the decision to make Sally the POV character without turning her instantly into a Companion-To-Be.

Pedantic: Jackie Brown was an (excellent) adaptation, not an original idea of QT.

Thank you.

Thank you for your retraction. I strongly suggest trying to express yourself as sincerely and honestly as possible in the future, especially when talking about a subject that matters to you.

These talented women and their involvement in this sketch is worth noting, but that also doesn’t diminish their role as complicit in SNL as an institution. Your comment may be meant as a side point, but it stands or falls on its own as if it were the only comment, and should be written with that in mind. There was…

I did not suggest that you marginalized female performers simply by attacking SNL. I stated directly that you marginalized the female performers of this video by using the comment section set aside solely for this video as an opportunity to attack SNL while claiming that you were not attacking the performers…

“I was attacking SNL, and not Kate, Aidy, Cecilia et al.”

Also - by claiming that Kate, Aidy, Cecily, and Leslie are not SNL, this attempt to criticize a video made by performers without acknowledging the performers involved further marginalizes them and furthers the myth of the all-powerful Lorne.

Agreed except for the notion that Picaroon has a valid point. Saying that women of colour have it worse is not saying that men of colour are more likely to be rapists, and making that leap requires ignoring what women of colour have been saying for months, years, and centuries (not coincidentally, white men and white…

It’s magic rather than science (despite being explained as if it were science) but he doesn’t weigh the same, he just has the same strength. Because Pym Particles.

This and Come Back Barack show the way forward in a world too horrible to be satirized - just tell the truth, to music.

What about witches?

Counterpoint: Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lily, Michael Douglas, and even Michael Pena turned in better performances than anyone in Justice League (with the possible exception of Ezra Miller). Also, the plot of Ant-Man was simple and straightforward, and centered around a heist. Not all troubled B-Movies are equal.