More like the unfortunate lack of knowledge the general public has as to what archaeology really entails.

Yeah, I wouldn't know what exactly the problem is. Apparently he had big disagreements with the higher-ups. I've heard reports of people making fun of his ears, director not taking his input, etc., but he's been very vague as far as what he didn't like about management.

Wow, I tuned in last night when he was around 70 hours. I was planning to check in today to see the count, sucks that he didn't make it all the way.

Take that up with Eccleston. He considers Who a children's show, and doesn't understand why there's such a huge non-youth, non-nostalgic fanbase. He doesn't dislike the show but also wants to professionally move past it.

Am I the only one that liked Community all the way through? Yes, it gets weird and a little tedious without Harmon, but there were still some great episodes during Harmon's absence.

What is wrong with you?

I only wish shorter shorts and tighter tank tops was a staple of archaeology.

You're taking this too literally. From an investor's standpoint, it's better to grab an 18 year old as a fan than a 56 year old. When you're 70, you might have cancer, you might develop Alzheimers, you might have some revelation to travel the world. When that 18 year old is 30, he might be a fan and, like you, plan on…

Because those teenagers will soon enter the workforce and have a disposable income without the responsibilities of families, permanent homes, etc. while there's less confidence that you'll still be buying games when you're 70.

It's not. Everything she does is the opposite of what an archaeologist is trained to do, and she has the gall to do it in the name of archaeology.

I don't like the whole shtick where aliens are attracted to human females.

Are you actually trying to tell me that her label has legitimacy?

Lara Croft is not a real archaeologist. She does not care for the scientific process, is incredibly destructive towards her environment and takes shiny artifacts with no care for context.

More like they're so afraid of losing their cocaine and hooker budget that they panicked, fired the director and put together a generic piece of junk.

But keep in mind that this happened over generations.

Yeah, it's also a classic case of how the directors'/screenwriters'/etc. vision for the film can be ruined in the editing room.

To clarify further, here's a source:

Keanu Reeves has a contract. He does one big name movie, no matter what it is, and the studio lets him do a bunch of indie or art films.

To clarify for people, there's a reason why this movie turned out like this.

This is a problem in other media too. I used to love Green Lantern comics, but lately its literally been one universe-ending threat after another. It loses its appeal very quickly.