Imagine Chuck D is dead and for 30 years we hear about how everything good from Public Enemy was Flavor Flav.

Even if he does a bad job they still have to give him that $2 million.

So far down. FFDP sucks.

That movie sucked and how it won anything is beyond me.

Somehow I hadn’t thought of the Quantum Bands at all. Wendell showing up in all his mulletted glory would fit, that hairstyle is regrettably back now.

I’ve had the same concerns story wise. We the audience have been told, repeatedly, how fantastic and important Carol is but they haven’t shown that in a way where Jamil Q Public would know who Danvers is at all.

Her bracelet is powered by terrigen and eventually transforms her or some BS like that. Just pay for the special effects and give us Ms. Marvel in all her Plastic Man glory.

How many hot dogs do you eat in a day?

Their album Core was really good. 

Agreed. I pledge allegiance to Bonerland.

Same thing happened in Bad Batch. They took an episode to focus on Twi’Leks and Hera from Rebels before dovetailing into the main story. Not that difficult to understand.

I think it’s even worse than that. While becoming a Jedi, Luke learns he has a sister. He then takes a fledgling friendship and deepens the attachment. Wut?

He's also LDS. Not that smart.

She is not a supernatural romance writer. She is a preternatural romance writer. 

It’s creepy and gross by modern standards, but the time period they’re complaining about is almost 100 years gone by this point. In the 1920s the concept of adolescence as we know it hadn’t been established yet. That doesn’t make it right, but a lot of things were different.

Mine would be Dave England cooking an omelette. He ate all the ingredients raw, then puked it up, cooked and ate it. Wretched and turns my stomach but Dave still made me laugh.

Beaver Dog!

I agree with you, but some type of retraining or job finding could be part of the process. If we’re already overhauling healthcare nation wide, it’s just another line item on the agent. Or why bother, it’s not like anyone gives a shit when mills or mines close down. Cubicle workers are existential miners - their work…

It seems like he enjoyed the host named Watts, but wasn’t into the host named Watt.

Darkhorse had some great SW stuff. I liked Jahan Cross a lot, John Ostrander's take on what if Bond worked for the Empire.