Surely you’re not implying that the movie featuring a villain with a giant, super-evil, ultra-advanced warship with ten times the firepower of the Enterprise, a perfect cloak, triple shields, and a giant death ray with unlimited power and reach—which was also built in secret by rebels or something—was a bit dumb and…

Tom Hardy’s on-set behavior aside, Shinzon really is a terrible villain. One step above a low rank Bond villain. His actions in Nemesis only make sense if you act like he doesn’t really want to invade the Federation and is trying to sabotage himself at every opportunity.

“You won’t find my holographic projector, so…

The very idea that Marvel Studios wouldn’t have kept AV Club in the loop at all times about their contingency plans is outrageous!!!!

Except the phrase is actually not lost on anyone its just been changed over the years to suit what we actually wanted to say since we didn’t need the final part we just needed a way to describe trying to do 500 things instead of mastering 1

Say, that interview with Letterman sure was awesome. I wonder who did it...

And more timely than ever.

*at a Disney Star Wars pitch session*

Disney’s gonna bring this franchise to its knees.

Sturgeon was an optimist.

Amazing that an instructor who relies on scared people to pay his salary would spread stories of how scary and dangerous the world is.

It’s one of the less relevant status effects from Elden Ring

Most likely he got immunoglobulin (IVIG) infusions since that’s a thing that actually exists and can be used to treat GBS, as opposed to “immuno-hemoglobin” which is not.

To let the reader know that she spelled it with the asterisk, not them.

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I’m just happy that Vertigo got a mention.

Man her voter base is going to crucify her for this. Going to a musical, what was she thinking?

They also want to limit our ability to provide greater customer choice in programming packages, forcing you to take and pay for channels you may not want

I agree with the "Unfortunately..." part, but the way this article is written, I can't discern anything even slightly nodding toward humor in saying it won Best Picture at the Oscars. Unless the writer is just baiting whatever editing process might be going on, just to see what they can slip by. The gate seems to be…

After hearing the developer’s explanation, I’m going to close the browser before coming back here 15 minutes later when I am bored again. What I need now is peace of mind and healing, I plan to take a pause, and continue my education in website commentary and direct my energies to my next comment.

I’m sure that figured prominently in his annual performance review.