it’s the same think as oat meal, I don’t understand why people are so disgusted by this...

That’s not a Cockney accent. He’s going full Southie. Chris is from Boston.

I understand his pain, because I’m somewhat the same. However I can’t approve of his coping mechanism.

I think someone needs to sit him down and have a talk

Here’s another angle: With Fury, Hill, and Coulson (presumably) gone due to his own “Let him Die” cliffhanger. Daisy becomes the defacto leader of S.H.I.E.L.D. and if not her, May. We know future May makes it. So here’s my pitch:

I didn’t play this one, but a good friend of mine who frequently DMs for his entirely-too-comedic-for-his-own-good brother told me about it. This was the sort of guy who routinely played characters like Velvet Merlin, the flamingly straight sparklemancer from Greater Fairyton. He wanted to play a half-orc wizard, but…

And Mac. Charles Robinson was the show’s secret weapon.

I loved Night Court when I was a kid, and have caught some reruns as an adult. It holds up. He is the beating heart of that show. Bull, Dan, Ros, Christine, Mack, and others were great characters, but Harry Anderson grounded it, with his own sharp humor. Harry, Mel Torme, and corny magic tricks. 65 is far too young. I…

This. I’m the biggest Star Wars fan I know and I thought his fight with kylo was almost more perfect than Obi-Wan Kenobi’s and Darth Vader’s in IV

THANK YOU. I don’t get why people didn’t pick up on this.

Dude, that’s EXACTLY it. As much as people are whining right now, can anyone legitimately say that they know what to expect for Ep. IX? I certainly can’t. Rian Johnson ripped Star Wars out of its safe zone and made the story truly interesting again. Even though the movie had serious, legitimate flaws, I respect the…

Yes, fans (though not critics) are seriously underappreciating the unpredictability of this film, both in-movie and what it sets up.

Yo, I’ve been in love with Han Solo for basically my entire conscious life, trust me, I get it. But there’s nuance here that there wasn’t before, and I think that was a smart storytelling move for making Kylo Ren into a compelling villain and/or antihero. His conflict and the fact that it comes from a place you can…

This all day.

I mean, Anakin did worse and Star Wars let him be redeemed.

I am guessing you can’t jump to light speed while on Auto-Pilot. And Leia is the head of the Resistance, so she is the head of the entire army. I’m thinking that Admiral Holdo succeeded to both Leia’s position as the head of the army and Admiral Akbar’s, who was likely the captain of the Capital ship, if that makes…

that was my favorite part of TFA, and I’m glad they kept it going: Kylo Ren very clearly has never been taught how to fight with his lightsaber. he’s an untrained reservoir of raw power who has never been meaningfully challenged, and as a result his technique is made entirely out of bad habits.

whereas Rey’s fight…

The entire concept of auto-pilot is antithetical to the Star Wars universe; why need human pilots at all when you literally have robots to do it for you. I imagine the whole droid army thing from Phantom Menace led to a universe-wide ban on automated transportation, frankly.

I would pay money not only to see this, but also to witness the nerd rage afterwards.

That moment where they teased Kylo coming back then taking it away was... a gut punch and a half. I legit had feels for a moment like,