“And if anyone knows where the old neon A.V. Undercover sign is, we’d love to use it.” I do.

Run the Series is back: https://www.avclub.com/film/features/run-the-series

Let’s bring out an AV club oldie but goodie:

In my experience the more obnoxiously conservative someone is, the more likely they are to share their politic opinions uninvited - usually as they assume you agree with them.

No

Lana. Lana.

Let me be blunt: is there a Golden Globes crisis in America today?

Don’t worry, nobody is going to be friends with you. You’re safe. 

I think the biggest thing we learned from the puppet show was that Dot and Gator were essentially (horrifically abused) siblings. I still maintain that Gator let her go purposefully after abducting the wrong guy from the hospital, after he held up the finger-shush sign.

It was weird how Hawkeye was played by Juliette Binoche for just that one movie though.

“I was going to smoke the marijuana like a cigarette.”

Gator is a brilliant parody of the modern self-deluded “alpha male” pup. The “protect, not serve” thing is punctuated by him taking a drag off...a purple vape. LOL

*Captains Marvel

Aw, baby’s first false equivalence

On the last day of shooting, Hardy “left without ceremony or niceties” and just walked out the door.

I don’t think of providing a safe classroom as coddling or as deferring to the students’ desire not to be challenged or to confront difficult things. I think of safety in the classroom as psychological safety: the kind of safety that makes it OK for you to take a risk with a particular argument. Or to step outside of…

Yes, and I will defend that decision to the ground. It is a pedagogically sound decision. My role as a professor is to foster critical thinking and knowledge formation in all of my students. To do that, we need a classroom community where students feel free and safe. Too often, critiques like yours fail to truly take…

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