On the other side of the coin, Netflix didn’t do ANYTHING about Danny Masterson for months after his allegations came out. And then there’s this...

I agree with your first point. It’s crazy how good the show is at making every plot thread matter, even if it’s years later.

I thought the same thing! Also, the death of Marilyn might have reminded her of how fatal the job can be, even for someone who is just providing assist.

Child actors have a stipulation on how much hours they can work a week. What with those silly “child labor laws” currently ruining our country.

Today in the Pedant Corner:

Just want to chime in to say this is wrong. Yeah, Nolan might only be PERSONALLY writing 4 episodes this season...but he’s still serving as showrunner alongside Lisa Joy. It’s still his day to day, permanent job. Even though he’s only “doing” 4 out of 10 episodes, he still has a creative hand in crafting the other…

Even though he’s been the butt of jokes on this show for years, I just want to give some props to the character of Henry, who has proven with the years that he can shine as a character even without the stakes (or screentime) of Paige. Additionally, it’s always a con toss with young child actors, but I actually think…

The moment she asks if he has any girlfriends...ouch. Beeman (the friendly next door neighbor) asking is one thing, but your own freaking mother? Eek.

I actually think Hermes is a great example of a stereotype that isn’t particularly offensive, for three main reasons:

I won’t lie, I read this comment in Forrest MacNeil’s voice.

It really shows what Adult Swim probably would have made of the Rick and Morty concept if Roiland and Harmon weren’t involved, TBH.

Yah, LMOE is dragging its feet bad, more so than usual. If better watch itself, or it might start reaching Walking Dead levels of pure aimlessness.

That’s all well and good for you, but I was spoiled from the Facebook posting. And from Neo Cortex’s use of the word “news feed,” I imagine the same happened to him.

Plus Ant-Man. And don’t get me any of that “He’s there, but tiny!” schtick...

Yup, this sure does seem to be an appropriate conclusion to jump to based on next to nothing!

The character IS in the movie — just being played by Paul Bettany now. Which, if that isn’t the most “Ron Howard-esque” change I’ve ever heard, nothing is.

Wearing Joaquin Phoenix’s skin?! Don’t be ridiculous! Think of the smell! YOU HAVEN’T THOUGHT OF THE SMELL, YOU BITCH!

Yeah but wasn’t the mission purely a research one? Really, how much could a parademic help anyone? Shouldn’t these doctors (and soldiers, in part) be able to get by on theirown training?

(She’s actually a former member of the US Army im the film, in addition to a scientist. Believe it or not, one can be both!)

There’s actually a whole mystery to that tattoo business, so isn’t as clear cut as you might think: