I’m sure Funko will be releasing a special edition “Lavender-scented Rotting Corpse Thor” any day now.

Such a great, weird album.  The alt configurations are pretty great too.

I would greatly appreciate it if the reviewer could send me a copy of the album he listened to, because I’m a lifelong Prince fan who has devoured everything good and bad, and my copy of this album rates as ‘dull detritus he shelved for a reason’.  This thing is awful, flat, uninspired and worst of all, boring.  Which…

KEEP MOVING: Yeah, that became VERY obvious very quickly. Attack and bail, attack and bail.

“I have a hard time believing the Russians and specifically Yevgeny have been unable to find either or over the course of 30+ years.”

Picard: But things!

“Most egregiously, this episode undercuts the big heroic moment where the Doctor decides not to lower herself to the Master’s level of violence by having her happily accept that same amount of carnage so long as Ko Sharmus is the one pulling the trigger.”

It was really fortunate that they landed on a Star Destroyer that couldn’t bank to the left or right.

Gotta have just for Lego Chewie with a roasted Porg leg.

Gotta have just for Lego Chewie with a roasted Porg leg.

DUCKMAN!

Sorry, but that was some cop-out, mediocre crap of a finale. Clearly another case of style over substance, and when it came time to stick the landing, it was “oh, here, um, love conquers all or something, but not really, hey aren’t cover song montages fun?”

Exactly. I did not even really know this ‘problem’ was a thing. This is perfectly simple and effective.

WHY CAN’T SHE BE A BETTER ACTRESS?!?!  She seems so delightful otherwise.

Unfortunately for his heirs, it was pretty clear he didn’t really care what happened after he was gone. I don’t recall the exact interview, but when asked about what would happen to everything in the vault, he was pretty quick to simply concede that it wouldn’t really be up to him.

Goddamn it, I’m going to get sucked into diving back into this thing.

Yeah, that.  The beat where Ashford realizes what’s going on because of what Holden told him undermines his turn to ignore him when he has the (potential) answer to the problem.  Had they eliminated that beat and had Ashford determine what the ring was planning to do in some other way, it would have eased that sharp…

It was a common refrain of Faith, and notably mirrored back to her by Wesley in Season 4 of Angel.

“Yo-Yo’s greatest fear was...Jemma as an LMD? That was odd. It couldn’t have been just a normal robot, though.”