You’re basing a lot of your argument on him gaining “10-15 pounds of muscle in a year”. How do you know how much muscle weight he’s put on? That figure is not in the post. And you couldn’t know that figure unless you were his trainer or doctor.

Thank you.  This guy’s acting like he’s all up in every actor in Hollywood’s blood tests.

That may be true for some people but being on a really strict diet and exercise regime can absolutely get some people these results in a year without steroids or any other chemical help.

Good for him if it makes him happy, but ugh... I’m not into this at all. Not that he or anyone else really cares what I think, because that shouldn’t be the point of fitness, obviously. But I’m much more attracted to someone who seems kind, intelligent, funny, and fairly comfortable in their own skin, regardless of…

The Wedding Crasherz: A Spike Lee Joint

I think if you want a plantation wedding, you should really commit, you know? You should have the house darkies and field darkies working away; the sounds of screaming people being whipped; children being torn from the arms of their mothers that are being sold to another home miles away; the smells of open toilets and…

I kinda agree, but at the same time, I think having Will be the person saying Manhattan should have done more is important. Jon Osterman was white. All the Crimebusters were white. Alan Moore is white. It’s all well and good for Manhattan to get all morose and disaffected by his godlike powers, he’s generally had…

On an unrelated note, it’s just good practice to wipe down that bike seat at the gym before hopping on.

The ending wasn’t ambiguous. The episode before, Jon is walking on their swimming pool and tells Angela she needs to see and remember him doing it. Also, I don’t think in the comic Dr. Manhattan ate food, so why would he in the show, after regaining his full identity, become hungry and want for waffles—unless he was…

I thought with the eggs being a running motif throughout the season, Doc telling her “mind the eggs,” and explaining that theoretically ingesting one would imbue someone with his powers was about as cut and dry as one could get but christ, I guess people needed to see Angela doing cartwheels on top of the pool to feel…

I think Darlene isn’t there because she’s not dead in real life, but Eliot, his dad, Angela, her parents, Whiterose, and Tyrell all are.

Well, I figured that White Rose was simply down, not out and boy was she not out. That being said I’m going to guess that her machine doesn’t work exactly the way it’s supposed to since it’s probably not supposed to plop someone into a universe unchanged while that universes version of you is still walking around.

The fuck? Obviously you never saw Brothers, Never Let Me Go, Suffragette, Mudbound. You obviously enjoy Merchant/Ivory fair, so you watch that nonsense and CM is in it. That’s on you.

The Root is late period talking about this excellent show. I mean the first scene of the first show was the Tulsa Massacre, they tie in Bass Reeves and make Hooded Justice a black man posing as a white man fighting crime.

Counterpoint:  it’s pure shit, one of the worst if not THE worst “live action” remakes Disney has made.  It misses everything that made the original great, and yeah, it something akin to watching your beloved Grandma being brought back to life as a zombie.

The blurb up top makes it clear what happened. “The AV Club” is a collection of individuals. Some of them thought the film was pretty good, but enough of them really hated it that it made the list. And now the comment section is going to be dominated by 20-something white guys crying about it.

I refuse to believe that Hero Fiennes-Tiffin is the name of an actual human, and not a Monty Python character. 

That ass was his though right? Cause damn

Yeah, but you (presumably) also don’t work in Hollywood.  I’m assuming she’s talking about people she’s met professionally, not just street randos.

I was under impression that was her dead dad on the gurney and that was a flashback