See? This is why I don’t watch Fuller House.
It was called the Train Job, the train was on a planet, but technically all trains are space trains.
- Jaden Smith.
People feel that they’re entitled to everything they want to see on the show, whether it be all the magical prophecies or direwolves or realistic depictions of travel in an imaginary continent but in the end it’s still a TV show that has to follow a lot of rules that TV shows have to follow, including what happens if…
I was a huge critic of last episode but gotta say, I mostly enjoyed this one. There were obvious issues due to the shortened season length, but for the most part it was fun to watch and had more heart-wrenching moments than last week’s episode did. Euron’s attack on Dany’s fleet was fucking great - the flying arrows…
Dany did say before the scene that the offer was political theater. They just wanted to show the population that Cersei was offered a peaceful end to the conflict
I don’t think Tyrion thought Cersei would abdicate; it was about the optics of making Cersei publicly own her choice. What he didn’t anticipate was her using Missandei, their only high-status hostage, like this...which given her history is dumb.
People want to follow him, like they said, so with the support of the people he could easily become King.
And that's foreshadowed in what Danaerys sees in quarth as well. It's more indirect, but the red keep was wrecked and there was snow falling on the iron throne; I'd be shocked if those two hints are both red herrings.
That is totally correct. Remember in season four when Bran saw a vision of a dragon over KL it was only one dragon. It's the Night King. Also the Little Brother will be the ice dragon as it's the small dragon.
The last time the House pursued impeachment, the Vice President would have won the next presidential election were it not for the Republican nominee’s brother running the Florida election and his family friend on SCOTUS deciding that he won after the brother fucked it all up.
Hey, let’s be fair. We don’t know for sure if he read the article. That comment could easily come from someone who just read the header. (Or had someone read it to him.)
ooooh noooooo am I oppressing you by talking about the finer points of a movie sorryyyyyyy
Oh right, I keep forgetting she’s fucking insane :(
What’s amazing to me is she did this with Avengers: Endgame right around the corner. When Endgame’s release date was announced I thought Disney/Marvel screwed Captain Marvel by having them released so close together, but nope.
Those protests and YouTube videos never worked. UNLESS a studio wants to make an excuse as to why a movie did so poorly. See; 2016, Ghostbusters.
Fuck yea.
I’ve read this twice and I’m still not entirely sure what the point of this rant is. That people prefer comfort food over new stuff? Well, sure. That’s been the case since TV began. (And I’ll always have a Law & Order on when I’m doing chores.) Netflix wants people to stay home and watch Netflix? Well, duh. It’s hard…
Your pieces always give me something to think about and I agree that it’s important to both:
Topher Grace is doing it right. Make a shitload of fucking money on a sitcom, take a movie role here and there, spend most of your time getting stoned and re-editing Star Wars. Hats off to you, Topher.