I always thought that “The Girl in the Fireplace” was underrated.

That scene where he wipes Donna’s memory was utterly heart-breaking, especially with the late great Bernard Cribbins’s contribution. Thankfully Cribbins filmed some scenes for the specials before his death, so will be returning posthumously.

Dar-Benn, why? A character with 2(?) appearances, who died nearly immediately. Why are they shying away from villains people want to see? Marvel Cosmic is stacked with great villains! Use them!

He’s also responsible for The Mandalorian.

Hey, Cindy! Just wanted to say this article brightened up my day. Thank you. 

What about the Eternals?

This was like the 4th time they were supposedly killed off they’ll come back whenever the writers feel like they need them.

Fitting image.

I can’t help but think of this article every time I hear the song now

I fucking hate the childish, bad-blog writing here. Yet here I am, again, commenting on it.

This article feels like a lot of words to say “This is gonna be kinda like Moon Knight, where it was clearly in the setting but still kinda standalone” without actually acknowledging the Moon Knight series.

Didn’t Kriss-Kross do that one?

more grounded, character-driven stories” that focus on “street-level stakes over larger MCU continuity.”

Hot take: Culver’s cheese curds are Just Okay. They have a lot of breading on them that makes them less appealing to me. The best fried curds are lightly battered and just barely keeping it together.

I will not have the good name of the HBO CEO of Tits besmirched by suggesting they were actually Casey Bloys!

I know Spielberg worked on Jurassic Park and Shindlers List at the same time. That must have been weird as hell. 

Casting the same person twice in different roles should be much less of a problem than a lot of people make it out to be. I think it’s less of a problem than outright recasting a character, something that also needn’t be considered sacrosanct. It’s a big world and sometimes people look similar. Especially in a big…

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I don’t know how they get things like this wrong. The only people who know know enough to recognize the meaning of the designation are going to be at least a little annoyed that they didn’t use another number. 

First of all, #GoImani! Second, while this may seem ridiculous to the public at large, it is important to Marvel itself. They need to be consistent. I mean, I suppose we could retcon everything, and call the main *comics* universe as Earth-1931 (when its originator, Timely Comics, started), or Earth-1951 (successor…