Ah, I had forgotten that.

She’ll be back. They seem to love Agent Carter, and this version of the character certainly has room to return in the Multiverse, even ignoring she should have been 80 years old in that scene.

It’s very hard to make an Indiana Jones film, let alone a good one, never mind a great one. You wouldn’t think so, it’s just a rollicking period adventure full of chase scenes after all, but even Lucas and Spielberg struggled to get it right.

Can’t wait for the Kung Fu Panda live action reboot.

Brendan Wayne is John Wayne’s grandson, he does all the cowboy stuff, i.e. gunfights and swaggering.

he cryptically teased that a role has already been cast

That is as elusive as deliberately making an internet video that goes viral.

It had to have been a deliberate choice, for potential live-action casting purposes.

Hamill’s looking really good, too. He’s in great shape for a guy in his 70's.

I wanted to see a show about Seven as a Ranger. That’s far more interesting to me than another show about the Enterprise (again) doing the same old stuff (again) we already get in every other Trek show (again).

Midichlorians are not The Force. The Force remains, as it has always been, an energy field in all living things. But if living things are intended to tap into The Force, and if a family line can mean something in their increasing compounded ability to manipulate The Force, biology must play a part. Hence Lucas invented…

You are definitely hearing things. That is just gobbledegook gurgling.

I think Obi-Wan’s story concluded well. It addressed a lot of the holes in his life that helped paper over some seeming inconsistencies between trilogies, and then also was a great fun adventure. I have enjoyed all the Star Wars shows in varying ways.

The key to stop thinking of the episodes as filler is to recognise that *this is the show*. This is how the series will always be - some are lore episodes, some are arc episodes, some are fetch quest episodes. That way, the word ‘filler’ never has to cross your lips.

Literally just a few days ago I said to someone how Disney surely aren’t going to do a live-action Aristocats. And then this happens.

not only does it look extremely good

Fringe and Bosch are where I know him best. Darn thing.

the second, who cares;

Not sure he counts as competent. He was still confused by a lot of it by the time it got cancelled.

We can but wait and see.