The stuff after the comma in your post makes the stuff before the comma redundant. Any sort of lawyer could at least IMAGINE how the contract might hold up in court, and the good ones would also probably be thinking “Here’s how I’D argue it, if I had to...” :-)

I’m kind of expecting Janet to discover the sensations of “jealousy” and “betrayal,” which wouldn’t make me want to be in Tahani’s shoes. That, and my suspicion that Tahani habitually wears really uncomfortable shoes.

Then you won.

Pretty much every 80s pop star was a mutant. A Flock of Seagulls? They could actually morph into seagulls.

Kicking him won’t get you any closer to fucking him.

CANDY: “So why the change?”

They used him pretty well in Son of Zorn. That show has been axed, but between that and this he’s getting seen, so a vehicle for him may be forthcoming.

Again, I think one of the key takeaways from the movie (not the book) is that the replicates ARE HUMAN BEINGS in every way that counts. It doesn’t matter whether Rachael took piano lessons or Tyrell`s niece did; it matters that she plays beautifully. If you prick a replicant, does he not bleed? If you tickle him, does…

We don’t meaningfully have artificial life yet, but we have had (and continue to have) OTHER classes of people that historically have been considered “less than human,” and we treat them pretty badly (and we have animals [dogs, cats] whose lives we value and animals [cows, chickens] whose lives we don’t). Blade…

Possibly, Roy only became capable of valuing life for life’s sake at the moment the realized that his own death was imminent (not just an abstract, but a reality).

Roy doesn’t say “We’re not mechanical,” he says “We’re not COMPUTERS; we’re made for ACTION.” Mostly a semantic difference, and your point stands (I think).

Predictably, the White House (through Sarah Huckabee Sanders) says that the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting is “not the time” to talk about gun violence, which to me is like saying the immediate aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks was “not the time” to talk about airport security.

I think the movie works better as a movie than the book works as a book. Still a good book, but a GREAT movie.

The Andies stole humanity’s Christmas tree, and their toys, and their roast beast, yet they all joined hands and sang on Christmas morning anyway.

It’s unclear whether or not Roy knows Deckard’s status, one way or the other; he drops some hints (“Let’s see what you’re made of!” and the like) but, ultimately, it really doesn’t matter. Replicants may or may not have regard for other replicants’ lives (other than making common cause for survival). By Roy’s end, it…

Is MacFarlane’s name and presence anathema to any segment of the population that COUNTS? I mean, the AV Club has hated him for years, and I understand why even though I don’t share the hatred, but...who cares what you guys/us guys think? Yeah, A Million Ways to Die in the West was a misfire (although I paid money to…

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I think a better tease would simply to have Bortus look at the hatchling and immediately say “Get the doctor. NOW!” (roll credits).

Kim Jong-Un: “’Rocket Man’ isn’t bad, but I’m still hoping ‘T-Bone’ catches on.”

It’s spelled “Grimm.”