The plotting itself in Act 2 was pointless. What Rian Johnson was trying to do (I’m not sure I totally agree with his decisions) was take the usual harebrained Star Wars convoluted Hail Mary hero plan and make it fail. And fail spectacularly.

It’s cute you think the TV shows make more than movies do.

‘Listen, I know you guys have plans for him and, you know, that’s all cool, but you’ve got to give us this one because we can’t go to Lian Yu and not see Slade Wilson,’ and as part of those conversations we also were like ‘and he’ll also need to be in the season premiere of season six because that ties into, you know,…

Such poor planning. No security, or velvet ropes, and you arrange the expensive ass art like a giant game of fucking dominoes.

I would rather they create stuff for marketing that isn’t in the movie than stuff something into the movie just for the marketing... provided the marketing is at least tangentially connected to events in the completed film. I don’t open up a box of Rice Krispies expecting to see three little elves in there, but I…

Anything that means more Kim Rhodes as Jody Mills is a good thing.

Man, the Danny Rand hate is getting old. Was it perfect? No. But Danny wasn’t really the problem. Iron Fist felt super rushed all over and except the Meachums and Gao, everyone was bad. Even Claire was bad. And Colleen Wing was hands down the worst character in the show.

ME: Andromeda is a solid PS3/Xbox360 game that would have done well if it came out three years ago.

Loved DS9.

Oh come on now. Orci is half-Mexican and he was born in Mexico. It’s more culturally insensitive of you guys to tell him that he can’t say “Spic” than for him to actually say it.

Eh....I think this is only an issue because oversensitive liberal white folk who can’t use those words don’t understand using words like that to make jokes about yourself or just saying the words in general without censoring ourselves because we can. Remember all the clutched pearls over the president saying ‘nigger’?…

Not a fan. I think he makes everything he touches worse with that smarmy, ass-kissing, punchable face of his.

I felt the same. And most of what bothered me about Glen was that it was gross. I was too irritated and burnt out after months of dragging this on and on to feel sad. And that in itself makes me sad? Because I really liked Glen. This could have been an emotional, crying episode for me but instead I just sort of…

Of all the Trek shows I have ever watched in my life, Deep Space Nine’s writing was the most... human.

I will fight anyone who says that DS9 isn’t the best Trek.

Still hoping somebody like Netflix decides to pull it out of the fire.