I also didn’t get the feeling from that description that he was being considered a “borderline-deranged person” like AVClub is claiming. Maybe there was more in the source link? Otherwise it feels like twisting things a bit to fit the article’s premise. 

Oh don’t tease me. This would be amazing.

I don’t know....we’ve already seen people have the ability to raise others from the dead in this world. Didn’t seem like common knowledge. 

Well, going by the trailer, it sounds like they didn’t give her powers for any reason/purpose and that the side effect from them trying to bring her back to life were the powers. Maybe it’s not about stopping the corporation and maybe the corporation didn’t give her powers for any specific reason/task. Not sure,…

Looks like it’s not changing but that “accident” is what leads to the “experiment”. Since her parents were killed they could just experiment on the little orphan/dead girl and like the trailer says....the powers were a side effect. We’ll see how they treat it, though.

I tend to think that’s kind of the point. They make it a plot point that he left his training and home earlier than he was supposed to. Maybe they’ll have him get better for season 2 (if it’s coming). He was definitely portrayed as a joke in Defenders considering how much the other people scoffed whenever he talked. 

You could always try the *shudder* Doritos Finger Cleaner (finalist in 2014 Superbowl ad contest):

The dust is the real product. The chips are just a delivery system for that sweet, sweet dust.

Not sure. I assumed that it meant by her interactions with Kyle Reese and the Terminator she would teach her son what was needed (which is the reason she’s in a mental ward in the sequel....because she was training a kid to be the leader of a future war against machines). Either way, the latest terminator was not…

That’s just one, of many, reasons the latest Terminator seemed worthy of an eye-roll. Instead of “Sarah Connor is just a waitress who happens to become the mother of humanity’s savior” they made it so she’s some decade’s trained/prepared fighter who has a robot “dad”. 

The hardcore fans who have been following this have been waiting and speculating for months. I saw lots of posts from people trying to “crack” the plot and twists/connection based on casting and bits of plot detail. 

Yea, which excuses some of the breaking (other cut for time/rehearsal sketches tend to have it....see the Larry David rehearsal for his first time hosting). So weird that they can write this whole article about it as if it aired even though the youtube title literally says “Cut for time”

I just never really got why it’s more fun to watch people play games than to play them yourself. Like....I enjoy the random clip here and there of an awesome play/move or whatever and I would look up walkthroughs on youtube for things I was stuck on but to just sit and watch another person play a game and crack…

Ignoring them for the past few weeks/months hasn’t stopped anything so I figured I’d change up my technique. Squeaky wheel gets the oil and all that jazz

I bet it already did. I just would rather not see “updates” about this idiot anymore. 

Stop giving them attention. Just stop it.

They have metal/mesh lining it and someone who tried to do that at a show got his knife stuck in it, apparently.

Many concerts have a pat-down and metal detector these days. I’m sure you could sneak something in if you really tried but some of the searches do check all over and would make it difficult.

How long until she visits the West/Allen home and says “This house is bitchin’”? That has to come back into play. 

Think they need to take a cue from Agents of Shield and split the season up into two or three sections that have their own beginning/middle/end. Stretching out one storyline over 22 episodes while trying to not feel repetitive or killing time just doesn’t seem to work as well for these shows.