“in grave danger”

this is really, really bad.

Why are people finding this offensive exactly? Just because the joke is set in a concentration camp?

I think the main thing that hurts this episode is that the focus is on Michael instead of Stamets.

“There really are so many ways to blow up this ship, It’s almost a design flaw”

I actually believe the Inhumans could work as a TV series(for example, the current ‘inhumans: once and future kings’ comic series is pretty good and grounded enough to work as a live action show).

you forgot about Netflix.

I don’t know if it is Coby Bell’s acting or if it’s just that the character is underwritten but I really don’t find Jace a compelling antagonist.

which is a shame since Kanan and Hera are probably the best characters on the show in spite of often being relegated to side character status in service to the bumbling Ezra and the not really all that interesting Sabine.

in conclusion, Americans should stop drinking beer.

so what was exactly “dishonorable” about the weapon?

did you notice that no one mentioned what actual meat is inside those burritos (we don’t want to confuse our young audience too much, the Mummy-cows were head scratching enough).

what, no one was going to mention ‘Guyver’?!(the one where Hamill got turned into a giant bug monster)

TLDR; the game was doomed from the start.

anyone thinks this show will eventually include “evil mutants” in it?

this kind of gay:

“You don’t know cause you’ve never had a girlfriend, Kyle”

that comparison is too stupid to be angry about. (it’s mostly head scratching)

that’s always an indicator for a good show, when you have to put in the effort to actually like it.

here’s a (what’s probably going to be an unpopular) question.