Whoever saw this curly haired, baby faced, one note piece of meat in Spartacus and decided “That’s our next star!” should have been fired several times over(maybe with a flamethrower).

Middle East and North Africa - that's what MENA means in our firm's business circle, if you really want to know.

Really now, can you remember any instance where John C. Reilly didn't receive praise from a ton of people?

I'm kind of partial to Unleashed (also a Luc Besson script).

I kind of feel IT should have been the main Jet Li movie mentioned, as opposed to The One. I saw The One several times on TV, Kiss of the Dragon only once, but it is definitely the more memorable of the two.

Welcome to the English language, where words have multiple unrelated meanings. And yet, the vocabulary is still one of the largest in the world.

We all know this is the reunion we can get, but not the reunion we need.

That show really did great in having two great characters in opposition. So much so, that it's difficult to choose between Raylan and Boyd.

The Walking Dead is reserved for a death-match argument regarding the worst character. Spoiler: it's a tie!

Wait, you mean Gina is not the best character on Brooklyn Nine-Nine? I don't buy it.

Retort - aren't most Data centric episodes heavy on the Picard?

And you're saying it wouldn't? Pshaw!

If you go by the Ten Commandments literally, it means women CAN commit adultery, as long as it isn't with their neighbor's wife(so being a lesbian is still a no-no).

Paraphrasing:

Basically this is not an origin story, while still being about Peter learning to be a hero. Sign me up!

And maybe some better directors? Even the "bad" Daredevil and Luke Cage episodes, were very stylish, eye catching, though a bit dark.

There are hints of that this episode. Sadly, what follows takes a different turn(unearned, I would say, given how late Davos was introduced).

I sum up this episode like this:
Danny: We have a plan to draw Bakuto out of the compound and end this!
waits for Bakuto to come out
Danny: Hey, look! There's Colleen!
follows Colleen completely forgetting about the plan
Davos, stunned, looks incredulously at all the stupidity around him

It's kind of nice to see Davos' perplexed reaction to the fact that everyone knows about K'un-Lun and the Iron Fist, in these final episodes.

Appalling, you mean appalling to both demographics.