And doing a hysterical Robert Vaughn impression the whole time!

After parting ways with Mitch Henessey and being hurtled back in to her previous life, Charly Baltimore began a new organization of highly-trained female killers.

It isn’t nihilistic at all. Out of context memes and quotes might make it seem that way. Characters say nihilistic stuff and the main character has a lot of self hatred but the overall message of the show, from what I get out of it anyway, is that it’s worth it to work on your own toxic behaviors and relationships…

The way I interpret it is, Sansa was genuinely worried with regards to Arya, and decided to talk it out with Littlefinger. He said you should consider everyone’s worst motivations, and maybe that Arya wants to be the Lady. Sansa should have immediately snapped into the realization that Arya NEVER wanted to be Lady…

My bet is tumor

The conflict between Sansa and Arya feels so contrived. Like they needed something for the characters to do, decided the old rivalry dynamic was best, and then forced it in the most ham handed, illogical way possible. A way that seems to contradict both characters’ development and, well, characters.

I am slightly concerned that these post apocalyptic/battle royal games and movies are influencing people to only see a violent route if the world does go to hell instead of working together to rebuild their local society and general good of the population.  

I didn’t think that was a confused look. I interpreted it as surprise that a ‘primitive’ human would understand that level of technology.

Panic Room was the first movie I saw her in and I immediately thought that she had promise to be an incredibly talented actress. I think Twilight was one of the worst career decisions because it set her up to be mocked and disliked no matter what she did afterwards.

They’re bringing that storyline into the show? amazing! Every time I thnk they finally departed the books’ storyline for good, they pull something from the novels and bring it into their world. As a fan I like it that I both get to watch my favorite bits from th novels, while still being surprised by the plot.

Kristen Ritter/Jessica Jones is a blessing to the MCU and Netflix street level side. I laughed so hard when the elevator door hit her.

Natalie Dormer as Margaery and her scenes with Rigg as Olenna were the best part of the show for years.

I just got done watching it on YouTube. Gwendolyn Christie and John Bradley had amazing, super thoughtful answers to the questions they were asked. They really felt like actors who had put a lot of thought into their characters. I particularly enjoyed when Gwendolyn Christie said that Brienne had a worldview that…

Danny: during times like these, Buddha once said...

It is such bullshit! They ordered that construction of the new Target going up in Hollywood be stopped after a permit was issued. It’s all framed and partitioned but somehow someone discovered that its height exceeded whatever codes are in place. It’s been sitting there, unfinished, for a couple of years now.

I wonder if them hitting Thor with their spaceship is a call back to the 1st Thor movie and Thor’s unfortunate ability to get struck by vehicles? If it’s played like that (mostly for laughs) then I’m 100% on board.

There’s Paolo Baciagalupi’s The Water Knife (2015), in which California has effectively become a sovereign power that controls all of the water in the Southwest through military and economic might.

Unfortunately, based upon the extreme cognitive dissonance non-genuinely rich GOP voters have shown up to this point, no matter how bad the GOP makes things for them they will still blame it on the libtards and continue voting against their own self interest. Because fox news and am talk radio will tell them to.

“Hey, it’s the middle of July, what are you up to this weekend?”

I will never understand why people need a “likeable” main character. There are people who are entertaining to watch but not likeable.