I don’t want an Escape From New York remake, but if they do one anyway, I want Charlie Hunnam as Snake.

Let it go, man.

Weirdly, both feature Meatwad.

Fun fact! Jonathan Frakes thought the character should have been more male-oriented:

Sorry, I’m trying to cope using humor. I don’t know what else to do.

Thank you for this thoughtful response. It’s much smarter than me, I’m going to have to think about it for a while.  But it challenges my theory in a good way.

This gets at a pet theory of mine that I’ve been thinking about for a while, but haven’t committed to: is all comedy fundamentally reactionary? Is there comedy that isn’t grounded in ‘this is different than what you would expect, and that is weird’? Because being ‘different’ acknowledges a ground level of normalcy,…

“Is this your king?”  Yes.  Yes, now and forever.

I . . . I just . . .

Fair point.

I mean for being shit.

Can’t they just sue Steven Moffat?

This . . . is an excellent idea.

This feels like an unintentional slam on the show trying to wrestle with serious issues. I mean, 99 is not some Iannucci show; it’s not even The Good Place. It’s a deeply silly show that I don’t think can handle more than a little social commentary weight. At least, not without giving up basically what the show is.

Exactly.  I remember the practical effects company was so psyched to work in the world of such a seminal work.

This is the content I come for.  I appreciate you.  Never stop.

God, I really wanted to finish Transmetropolitan someday too.