Ironically the only thing I remember about the sequel is being super bummed out when her character died.

Same. With metaverse and Threads, I wonder what the next product line we’ll see from them named after late 20th century dystopian science fiction.

Bluesky isn’t finished yet, which is why it’s in invite-only mode. Basically they’re ramping up userbase and making sure that their servers and services can handle the load. Threads is further along in its development than Bluesky, Bluesky just happened to have a far more open Beta due to it being connected to Jack…

I wonder if the first Wet Bulb Death Day will be state-side now

Not till you’re fifteen

The point of her dying was to play with the trope of black characters in films, but also have you realize how absolutely screwed she was. It wasn’t a tropey kill, it was her being stuck in the middle of nowhere, with no phone service, with a sadistic serial killer, trying her hardest to get out of there. The episode…

Basically how I thought they were going to handle it in R&M

Given the “themes” my dorm RAs would put up in college, I give it a good 90% chance of being real.

He was only doing voice acting from a different location because of how he made the production team feel. He was not a serious person. You should reassess your opinion of the show if the only thing keeping you watching is his voice, because 99.9% of everything else was handled by Harmon and his production/writing team.

The article that came out when he was dropped made it seem like it was only a matter of time that Roiland was dropped. He’d come to a detente with AS/R&M since like the third season where he’d just record voices from home but otherwise have no other production role because of his (non-DV) behavior with other staff…

This is really really really funny. Hate everything about him, but given the types of people he grifts, no tears shed.

I can see how there might be some truthers out there since, her last dragon did take her corpse to the magical homeland of the Targs. It just got lost in everyone saying (correctly) that the last season sucked.

I’m not rending my garments over Holmes. I think she’s actually the model by which we should be discussing prison reform/abolition (for non-violent offenses, at least). She’s a privileged white woman from a wealthy family that was convicted for defrauding investors. There’s a clear moral imperative to not put people…

Probably upset that Holmes was only convicted on charges of defrauding investors.

Then take out your own form of justice, then? Shit.

Oh wow, what percentage will be going to the musicians?

Jack, louch otherwise, knew better and had a well-staffed office to deal with this sort of stuff, one that Musk promptly fired.

Yeah, the only people I feel she’s morally obligated to pay restitution to are those that were physically harmed by her product, or whom $3,000 a year would make up a decent chunk of their income. For the most part she cheated a bunch of well off tech investors, to which I say “Good for her”

Is prison really the answer for someone that didn’t commit a violent crime?

It’s especially weird since a big Captain Marvel criticism is how it’s basically a Military advertisement first, but to NatCons it’s because she’s a lady