“Florida District Court Judge Allen Winsor (who was appointed to the bench by Trump)“

I believe the AP Style Guide thus requires the word Judge to be in quotes, then.

It’s OK for people to say they just don’t like the ending. You’re not obligated to like every part of something.

For me it’s one of those shows that’s good, but you don’t really enjoy watching it. I’m glad I did, but I’m certainly not running out to tell everyone they must see it.

Lol at people that think David Lynch is trolling 

I just want to chime in once more, via this comment upon my comment, to say that my rewatch of the finale has imparted either wisdom or delusion (you decide) —

I curse them

I think Abshir knew once the baby was coming Asher would be going via The Curse. That’s why he was so pushy about getting the paperwork done that day.

Hey, man, this is all some of us have going for us...

You’re not alone. There’s dozens of people like you! Dozens!

Right? Did they forget Davies’ first run and the entirety of Torchwood? 

Why would anyone make a show about a regular human bartender?

The second season of Foundation too.

There’s an excellent YouTube video exploring why silicon based life is likely extremely rare, and why we should mostly expect life (as we know it) to be carbon-based in most circumstances:

Reservation Dogs was #1 of the year for me. Such a great, lovely show.

Came here to champion Scavengers Reign as well. It really is a mind altering take on alien life. Creeped me out more than any big budget live action sci-fi movie/show has done since I was a kid.

Should have Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.

While I generally champion animation in any context, I do believe Scavengers Reign deserved a spot on here, as it’s one of the most interesting and strangest sci-fi stories I’ve ever seen, with the most believable (and truly alien) alien planet ever rendered. I’m glad Scott Pilgrim made it on here at least, but I do…

Oh, boy, I’ve triggered the Tiki Torch brigade. I’ll reply to him in grey, because I know it burns his arse for validation.

He got us, folks. The resident incel has trapped us in his web of logic. 

Doctor Who gender or race-related blowback is really the pinnacle of idiocy. The character is an alien with two hearts who travels through time and space in a 60s-era British police phone box that’s bigger on the inside, and who literally regenerates periodically into somebody who looks entirely different. And this…