Where would you you even go with the Netflix series? It wrapped itself up pretty definitively.

It's not just you, I thought Loki was dull as dishwater, so much so that I felt okay with not watching past the pilot, figuring they weren't going to do anything that I absolutely needed to find out how it played out. 

I’m genuinely relieved he isn’t dead, because it seemed like we heard about him crashing and burning, then he was with Olivia Munn, and then nothing for a long time.

Girls A Little Less Loud doesn’t have the same ring...

No no, let ME guess :

Thank you for...informing me. A lickey boom boom down. 

I'm a Granny Smith fan when I eat apples at all (I have a weird phobia that I'm going to bite into them and my teeth will stay in the apple 😱), but I always thought Golden Delicious was a really good all-around apple. 

Sigh... Go to your room and think about journalism until you can write a headline without missing words. 

This. Also, with all its faults, Reputation is a lot more fun than her post-Lover stuff thus far, but I may be in the minority; I just like bright dumb pop music, as opposed to the kind of "deeper meaning" music we're supposed to like. 

They don’t, but neither did any of us until the toys/cartoon lo these 40 years ago, and there is zero reason any kid today wouldn’t like a bunch of buff people beating on each other while bright colors woosh around. 

So Lori Petty is the Dr Claw in this situation, is what you're saying. 

This enormous starfish will devour us all! *jumps off boat *

So you're saying that they don't know about the future, that's anybody's guess? 

The Mandalorian had a great first season, unfortunately it became “Fan Service: The Series” with season 2.

Yes, the first time, because we had yet to see a live action adaptation. Is the brand strong enough to make the remotest return on the investment? I know the diehards are going to see it, obviously, but will it play in Peoria, so to speak? 

Is this really something that we, as consumers, want? I mean, Fellowship came out TWENTY years ago, and I seem to recall that when they made the Hobbit into three movies for some reason, we all wagged our fingers and went 'that's enough of that then.' 

They’ve already done Rockport Ltd, the actual best part of the story ;).

Was that supposed to be funny? 

Howard the Duck is one of those 70s artifacts that shouldn't have survived that decade. I'm sure if you were 14 in 1976 he was subversive and hilarious, but for the rest of us it's a crusty wall made of very specific references to things that were forgotten 6 months after publication.