Dubs vs Subs has always been ableist gatekeeping bullshit but I feel like there was more of a point to it a few decades ago. These days the dub casts are amazing and really well done.  There is serious work done to translate not just the words but the intent and to get it to fit into the time steps of the Japanese. 

Seconding that congrats to Linda! Honestly ridiculously well-deserved.

My interpretation was that Miorine is more likely to be lesbian since the marriage arrangement purely political and she was never really interested in Guel, while Suletta might be bi based on how she responded to Elan and Guel

It’s correct that others have noted that the Stimson honeymoon angle is not supported by the historical record, but Stimson DID visit Kyoto on several occasions in the 1920s, and I think the scene at its heart, if not factually correct, captures a more important truth about the decision of which city to bomb. Kyoto…

George Harrison-”Crackerbox Palace” (Most, if not all of Monty Python)

Tilda was also in Bowie’s The Stars Are Out Tonight.

Introducing kids to the likes of Wayne White, Gary Panter, Mark Mothersbaugh, The Residents.... man, what a public service his show did.

I’m right there with you for Mike and Thor. Not sure about Wolverine. Puddy from Seinfeld should at least get an honorable mention.

Two of my favorites are Bill Pullman in Ruthless People and Patrick Warburton in practically everything (especially The Emperor’s New Groove.)

Nadjia and Laslo are TV’s horniest married couple since Morticia and Gomez Addams. 

And followed it with the worst point.

The worst person you know made a good point...

The thing is, they are taking away a perk that they used to explicitly allow. 

In regards to your first campaign, nothing and I mean nothing replaces a quality home brew campaign with a good DM. But let’s be fair, those are in short supply, and for a ton of people this will be the most accessible way to experience D&D. I read a recent comment where someone said they almost always end up being…

I’m hoping they do, since they’ve already done two episodes from Dream Country. It’s not like they’re going to introduce an obscure character into the new DCU then be all, “oh here’s the exact same-powered character, but a woman”. They could have just cast that part instead, rather than throw money at someone playing…

In the original graphic novel, it’s explained as supposed  to have been Goldenlion but then there was a typo that no one caught at the time. In both media, there is the suggestion that  Ambrosius didn’t try very hard to correct it.

Yeah, the premise of the article is pretty ridiculous, but it is nice to see a smart, innovative, and unabashedly queer animated feature reach some level of success, if only to shut up the “go woke, go broke” crowd for a while. (I know, they’ll never shut up, but one can dream.)

The republicans will do anything, even lie, to get their “Christian” nation they want so bad. This is not a surprise in the least.

It’s funny because a joke in the trailer suggests Ken very much doesn’t know how to fuck.