Uh, we see about half the aliens from the Cantina scene in ANH show up in the Jedha sequence in Rogue One. It was actually pretty distracting.

Yeah a lot of people on the internet act like the stereotypes were really offensive, but most of the other gay guys I know IRL love it, especially the ones who followed it when it first aired.

We always get 3 episodes a season…. Sherlock isn't exactly known for it's large episode count.

Rectify really didn't need to run any longer than it did though, and I'm very thankful it's not the kind of show that gets dragged out for forever. It's really a single story with a beginning, middle, and end, and that type of show can only run so long.

Ironically that title has a lot of vowels in it.

I thought it did a lot to tie itself to the prequels actually: retaining the casting choices for Mon Mothma and Bail Organa, the introduction of Forest Whitaker that started with a shot of his bionic feet which were reminiscent of General Grievous, the shot of Vader's scarred body, the fact Mustafar was included at…

Jesus what was up with that scene. It was up there with the worst bits of the prequels, and totally killed Han Solo's reintroduction.

I think it also worked because the Wachowski's knew it was a bit ridiculous and threw in random gags like Bae as a Latina and Halle Berry as an old Asian man.

Chris Pratt had a small role in Her as a coworker of Theodore's.

They even got around to adapting Westworld (both in the eighties and today)!

There's only ten episodes in S2 so it seems like it kind of is? That plus the Christmas special puts it at about the same running time as Season 1.

It was one of the few changes from the book that actually worked well too! In the book the Holo's just drink their blood, there's nothing in there about eyeballs.

I think he's one of the hottest guys on tv, but to each their own.

To be fair, when as much shit happens in what, seven years or so (I've lost track of the timeline at this point) as it does for these characters, and various supernatural beings are constantly trying to kill you or your loved ones, you probably wouldn't be making a lot of long term plans, even if you are sort of…

"Random pretty skinny brunette actresses" describes like half the guest characters on TVD. It's bizarre how similar looking a lot of women on this show are.

The weird thing with that theory is that the head writer is a woman. Maybe she's just known a lot of awful/abusive guys who seem to attract women at every turn anyway?

Uh, Dominic West is actually a year younger than Brendan Fraser.

I'd say it's actually pretty dead on for a certain type of young college students.

Depp has actually only been in one of Burton's last four movies. It seems the dream team has finally broken up (not that it's significantly improved Burton's output so far).

The point of the article is that his movies are not raking in the cash though.