I miss when this show actually had me wanting to pay attention to it. And now I’ll also do a few bullet points of my own!

I haven’t watched past the first episode thanks to missing the second and third episodes due to on demand update problems, but I intend to! Even if I shouldn’t. It’s just so weird how AoS kicked off all the Inhumans stuff, I got excited by the prospects of finally having the core comics Inhumans showing up eventually,…

I’m sure at some point this hasn’t held up, but is there some sort of curse involving people leaving behind a major role on a long-running show to get a much more central role in a new show that’s then critically torn apart to some degree? The same thing basically happened with Michael Weatherly going from NCIS to…

At least this week Rick & Company got to shoot at actual Saviors and not just their windows that have the ability to return fire. PLUS!

Whenever the show finally ends, it’ll turn out that everything from the point when Morgan and his merry band of people who may or may not have had names got shot up was all Morgan’s dying hallucinations. And then he’ll be all “DEAR GOD WHY WAS THAT SO LONG AND DRAWN OUT” and die with an exaggerated death rattle.

After reading the plot on Wikipedia, I’m disappointed they didn’t fight against all common sense and just make this movie the way it was framed to begin with, with Jigsaw somehow coming back from the dead despite being fairly deceased. I mean, why the hell not?

It will just be the Madea costume, having turned out that she molted and is now some sort of horrific creature. Boo! 3 will be....... dark.

Yeah, I didn’t even see that ending coming. I was figuring more “whoops, someone dead due to drug overdose” or “whoops, one of them goes nuts from drugs and kills the other.” Are we just going to have 1+ murders to cap off each episode this season?

I’d prefer a Talisman movie based on my first/only time spent playing that game. It’d last a minimum of 6 hours, and would feature the protagonists repeatedly getting booted out of the later story areas and being forced to circle around the same locales until one of the heroes gets overpowered enough to shoot directly…

I did have some fun reading this, but yeah, that feeling of getting less for more compared to DC’s similar efforts kind of kept it from totally succeeding. It just as easily felt like a fancier version of those Point One specials they did 2-3 times during previous relaunches, providing a number of individual story…

If you’re talking about Wally West, they didn’t just switch the character back, they inserted the original Wally back in and kept the new one as well. If you’re talking about someone else, ignore this, heh.

For the people that get annoyed by the “God’s plan” argument, there’s always the ability to sit down and read through the entirety of Preacher. Problem solved! Sort of.

Quick, let’s all start betting on how fast Trump finds a way to help him out!

To shreds you say?

So I followed the instructions up to some point, and seemingly had things merged, but now I seem to have lost my legacy stuff and it’s all back to the Kinja account I had to set up?

I’m more interested in Skerrit, where you learn important facts about Tom Skerritt. And its verification codes are much cooler.

I’m at least happy that this wasn’t “so-and-so was fired/displaced/whatever from their job because they did some unspeakable thing.” Just that Alf Clausen should’ve tried to voice one or more important characters in show.

That aspect has made me feel a bit more reluctant to comment at times. There’s just something weird about dropping a standalone comment and it’s automatically made into a reply to the article writer, as if the article were one big comment. Which I suppose it kind of is, since Kinja effectively transformed articles…

I’s still here, with my occasional posting and such. It’ll be nicer once I can merge this with my old account, assuming I correctly guessed at having a legacy account, and that I haven’t missed them announcing how to merge the two of those.

At this point, I think I’d take more joy from something over the top serving as his demise. Maybe a meteorite hits him in the head. Or he somehow ties himself to railroad tracks.