I wanted more boat payoff. I felt like that bit was really only just getting started and it was just about over.

I wonder who they're hoping to get to direct? not that it matters haaaaaaaaaaa

I saw guardians and liked it okay. here are some tweets I wrote kind of jumbled into a review:

this show regularly makes me want to die and it's hands-down my favourite thing on tv right now.

fun fact: Attack the Block's Joe Cornish told Williams he hated Patch Adams to his face. I love that man.
fun fact 2: The Room's Greg Sestero is in this movie. What.

I assume the next plan of action in ferguson is to let half a dozen ED209s roam blocks surrounding the protest area

fucking hell. god damn it

Kevin Feige

*judo kicks table* WE DO NOT USE THAT NAME HERE ANYMORE

weirdly wasn't that into that one! (but I'm pretty decidedly fuck-six in my assessment of the show). though I'd probably call it and Dr Linus the high points of that last run.

flashbacks were built into the structure of the show but I will always love The Lost episode THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN for basically being the best bad guy origin story ever.

I would call Boss and Back To You poor Grammer. high quality Grammer is of course Cheers and Frasier

HI TODD

good luck at silph co, fish

this has kind of been done! there's a comic called DARTHS AND DROIDS that turns screenshots of phantom menace into an extended science fiction D&D campaign. it still sort of follows the plot of the movie, but in an extremely distorted way.

I go midway through. I don't even leave the table. just SPLAAABBBTTTTTT alright more room for pancakes!

I think to really get what I liked about it across I'd need to actually spend quite some time writing (which I probably will but WHO KNOWS WHEN) so this might be pretty garbled, but it boils down to the argument that making the humans irrelevant is 100% the film's intent.

Don't Trust The B only had one star on my netflix rankings (based on the recommended for you factors, nobody using my account had actually rated it) so I judo kicked a table

what episode? I'm watching them backwards like a weirdo. just finished s02e04.

I'd argue that godzilla's entire runtime is brilliant in theme and texture and blah blah but I'm sure others have argued it better so forget ME, man