I really liked the season, excited to see where they go from here.

“Reader, I wrote “I hate this” in my notes, which I don’t believe I have done since I was reviewing Netflix’s horrific live-action Cowboy Bebop adaptation.”

Well, they seemed to leave that part out, for some reason. The reason they are going bankrupt is they got bought out, and the new owners took out a huge loan and then gave themselves the money and Insta Pot the debt. Same thing that killed Toys R Us.

I’m not a business genius or anything, but I think in this day and age it’s all about “line going up” and companies aren’t content to sell millions and reap profits, they have to be constantly increasing profits over and over again forever, which isn’t sustainable and can often lead to companies overextending…

I know this is mostly preaching to the choir, but I don’t understand why this is such a problem. Same sex romance has been a thing, if not the standard, in video games for years. At least since the early 2000s if not sooner. So why is it an issue now with this game? Aloy isn’t canonically straight. Her sexuality has…

And, okay, none of these are stories that *need* to be told. But we didn’t need the story of the first time Leia met Obi-Wan, yet here we are.

Everyone was complaining that all of Star Wars had to have Skywalker or OT connections, now that they’ve moved away from that you’re complaining that the material has connections from other Star Wars material.

“In our house, it was simply called “The Baby Yoda Show” for most of its first season, and a good deal of the second.”

This whole trend recently of “Hate the game, not the player” is understandable - who doesn’t love a redemption arc, after all? - and to be fair there are no winners on any side in the kind of vapid, self-aggrandizing, vicious world in which the Paris Hiltons, Courtney Stoddens, and, indeed, Donald Trumps of this Earth…

I dont know. Dave Bautista seems like a good dude who seems serious about actually acting and seems to go after, and has gotten, a varitety of different roles. But I guess time will tell since many of us thought the same about The Rock. 

I haven’t seen Andor yet (itself derivative of Rogue One, which was derivative of a ANH), but I heard it was good

Just like Love and Thunder, I saw this movie before anyone could tell me I was supposed to not like it. So now I’m stuck having the wrong opinion about it, as dictated by society. Sorry, I guess.

As long as we can provide some form of social program (like universal income), otherwise we basically just create a mass of people who won’t be able to get jobs anywhere.

Being a conservative Christian asshole must be amazing. I worry over whether I have the right to give my friends fashion advice if they’re, say, wearing an ugly top (and in the end I don’t, because my opinion has not been solicited). THESE people can’t see a healthy doctor-patient relationship anywhere without…

Yeah, it feels like the kind of title that, if anyone else used it, we’d be saying it sounded like an Indiana Jones movie.

Am I the only one who thinks Dial of Destiny is just fine?  I mean, it’s no Temple of Doom, but it alliterates nicely and doesn’t feel like four titles crammed together in one.  

Chocolate oranges are delightful, how the hell did they make the list?

Yawn. Wake me when the big budget movie about Zheng Yi So comes out.

“I have miscalculated the value of my Twitter activity and realize that it is nothing worth supporting by itself for the vast majority of people. It is not me who is popular, but it is that work that is useful. It is not valuable by itself, but a comfortable timesaver, and I get that now.”

+1.