Can we add “too judged”? Because parents that try to let their kids fall down and be more feral and learn from their mistakes get arrested now. Somewhere along the line we made imperfect parenting a crime.

Star Wars was directed by George Lucas
The Empire Strikes Back was directed by Irvin Kershner
Return of the Jedi was directed by Richard Marquand

The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith were all directed by George Lucas.

That’s also the word J.J. Abrams and Lawrence Kasdan focused on when writing Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which seems like a good sign.

The CW have announced a new “dudebro comedy” about a man who gets chosen to become a legendary warrior tasked with saving humanity called a Valkyrie—a role usually occupied by a woman, tasking the titular Bob with defending Earth and “getting in touch with his feminine side”.

This is only tangentially a food story, but it ends up in a Starbucks, so there you go.

I know. I only made the comment for the lols. Glad there’s at least one person here who lol’ed and doesn’t have a stick up their butt.

...I’m not sure this was your intention, but the show you just described sounds AMAZING.

I’m not reacting to the fact they were planning sequels. I assume that as a given for any fiction these days. I’m calling bullshit on the exec saying it was a surprise.

Can you imagine how much money the guy who came up with the teal/orange poster could make in court?

Terrible :P

I think it’s important to keep in mind that this story spans an entire galaxy of worlds, and there were very few Jedi, even at the height of the order. I think it is reasonable for the idea of the Force and the Jedi to have passed into legend on a backwater planet several generations removed from their existence.…

“pumped and looking good after working construction for his dad during the summer.”

I guess I watch too much BBC/ITV/E4, as I have no problem with understanding them?

‘This is your overlord, Felicity Smoak’ over the Quiver PA was beautiful.

The best thing about the episode is that we had John Constantine and Harry Dresden in the same room.

That doesn’t really feel like something an American would come up with.

So. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Marvel TV is really good at not hiding the ball and having these characters interact like humans, instead of hiding vital information that is immediately helpful for the sake of suspense or plot or making incredibly dumb choices for those same reasons. Daisy’s mom is cray…

Eh, Crystal Star is still a far, far greater crime against humanity than Courtship ever was.

Like in the “don’t be classist toward your customers ‘cause they might be Eddie Vedder” story.