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Maverick is a defense test pilot now. Since the FAA permits private-sector flyers up to the age of 65, his age is no big deal. Some vague middle eastern power NOT IRAN OKAY GUYS COME ON gets up to something, and Maverick is recruited to run some kind of small aerial infiltration. The enemy air force will…

If you’re at all enlightened, she’ll play like gangbusters. If you’re a closet misogynist, she’ll scare the fuck out of you, because she’s tough and strong but very feminine.

Sadly, they’re like racists who will say the worst shit but still don’t think the label applies to them. If you did a Venn diagram with men who hated the female Ghostbusters and men who hate a black Ariel you’d have a perfect circle.

I’m also not sure there’s such a thing as a “closet misogynist.” They are generally pretty out there.

I mean, he’s obviously the American in the Russian prison.

Maya Hawke is really great in this. I think she could have a big career.

“And the Russian Women’s Team is invited to celebrate in my hotel room at the Moscow Ritz-Carlton.”

I’m still going with ...

I appreciate that nuance is always the enemy in this conversation but:

Man, these guys really won’t defend anything.

This episode is why we have a kid named after Sisko.

Punk-ass Bitches wearing boarding school uniforms

• BA, Philosophy/Politics/Economics, Oxford University

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To be fair, 2010 is pretty good though has the weird problem of Star Trek TOS in that the future 2001 envisioned was far from the one we actually got, and 2010 was trying to match BOTH Kubrick’s 2001 while at the same time matching what reality had given us 20 years later.

Kubricks Shining is to Kings Shining as Johnny Cashs Hurt is to Trent Reznors Hurt, IMO.

“The hellhound (named Bub) is forced to “protect his new family from the fury of hell” when Satan returns to pick up his puppy.”

This became inevitable when Blake Bortles was released by the Jags and signed by the Rams.

In Russia, Soyuz shocks lighting.