For god’s sake, he gave literal credit to Abrams (assuming Abrams came up with the title). That final shot, which still gives me chills, is the visual embodiment of the Force awakening, of it breaking free of birthrights. Nah, it’s about Skywalkers and Palpatines.

But you did get George Fucking Hamilton with his audible tan.

I got a year free with my cell phone provider so I caught up on some Star Trek and will maybe give this a try 

Go watch Detroiters. That’s the only reason I got the service, and it was worth it.

As someone who usually switches between 2-3 games a night, I REALLY need PS5 to get quick resume. You know, actually give that “switcher” tab a reason to exist. 

“Really gotta hammer it home for the dum-dums” - some producer, probably

Just a year ago, I would have said that I was okay with Legends ending. But damn, this season has been the best in years and I just wish I could spend a little more time with those groovy guys.

Hey folks. I just wanted to drop in and say thank you to everyone here for all the kind words, and also for reading what I’ve written at The A.V. Club these past nine years. I know I wasn’t always the most consistent presence in the comments, even before the Kinja transition, but I dipped in fairly regularly, and for…

The phrase “Michael Shannon doing improv” instantly made me think of the Liam Neeson improv bit with Rickey Gervais.

If your friend wanted handled P4 Golden, they should’ve bought a Vita.

Also even more unlikely but a Peacemaker/Doom Patrol/LoT crossover would be great .

I immediately go to his dramatic reading of the sorority president email.

I was bummed out when Arrow decided to take its final bow.

I'm friends with someone who got staffed last season so I'm hoping it goes a *little* longer for her sake.

I am Jack’s raging bile duct. I am Jerry Buss. And I am Spartacus.

Pouring one out for my homie that got a Steam Deck just to play P4 Golden...

I was also cast as Jerry Buss. But, I was fired for yelling at Jason Siegel for the ending of How I Met Your Mother. 

Still sitting in my bookshelf next to the BTTF novelizations. 

I did something with 1989's Batman that would seem absurd today; I read the novelization months before the movie came out.