I dunno, this movie seems to support integration. Biden, on the other hand...

If they did it on purpose, it was a terrible decision to make. As somebody noted, if they spent as much time and effort on this episode as has been purported, then it’s gotta suck for the actors, stuntpeople and crew that the cinematographer and director made something purposefully incoherent. The Descent? Dark and…

Spoiler: It’s also a parody of a Dune prequel

It felt pretty hamfisted, which is much given the style of the movie. It would have been better handled without the “women together” scene and with just shots of Spider-Man being guarded along by the women and some interplay among them. 

Yeah, show!Jon seemed to be on the path to being a tactical commander at the start, but that kind of got waylaid by Crow-infighting and being kidnapped by the Wildlings for a few seasons. Then his inability to read his fellow Nightswatchment and make political (relative to the watch) moves getting him killed. Cue…

Upon rewatch I don’t recall Jon getting burned, so they can still pull that off. Though in the books he does have that burn from saving Knight Commander Mormont from the wight.

Right. After the first 30 minutes of not being able to see anything and after turning off all the lights that could possibly reflect off of my TV, I went in and went into the advanced settings. Apparently there’s some setting that’s meant to deter eye strain, which I’m sure works wonders when you’re watching bright TV…

I find it obnoxious that they went all the way to lay claim to a particular strain of potato just to have them end up being Lays.

Or the fact that so many restaurants fail, and are unprofitable for a while. But god help us if it’s a Christian bakery, because it’s us gays behind that rather than the hard life of food-based business.

Seitan is delicious, though, so I don’t care.

And when employers do that it’s illegal. It’s since then become a societal issue where some women don’t want to “make waves” by pursuing justice, or where their male counterparts at work just don’t care because of what they believe is to be expected of a woman.

It cuts both ways. Work practices of women (and men) are reinforced by societal norms. Women are often corralled into jobs that are lower paying or have little to now growth opportunities because expectations that they’re to get pregnant and shoot out babies. The wage gap exists, but it’s an artifact of misogynistic…

At my regular place we saw a guy get kicked out for assaulting a teenage girl. My regular place has sewer issues, which usually ends up in at least one of the urinals/stalls being out of order and an occasional odd smell inside building proper. They were doing some needed plumbing work and had the women’s bathroom…

If by “now” you mean “starting in the early 20th century”, sure.

Are there shows that are actually difficult to follow the narrative? Like even swervy shows like Damages are still pretty straightforward. Outside of LOST which was actively changing the narrative because they didn’t know what they were doing, I can’t think of a (well-produced) show with a tricky narrative in recent…

Yeah, like how she tried to spin all the snake emojis when it turned out she spun the Kanye drama to her favor. Like even with the self-awareness she’s still, yeah, a snake.

The Books: The Crannogmen are cool swamp people that shouldn’t be fucked with.

Well the bastard child of a King’s bastard who’s technically a usurper growing in her belly.

For the show she’s out of her depth. She’s a charlatan that attached herself to Stannis and rode that out until it was time to bail Thoros at least went rogue when he came to Westeros, but she’s been playing her prophesying game for a while and it kind of took bringing Jon back to life, which she didn’t think she…

Do I smell a Death Becomes Her sequel?