The comments about the headline are the only reason I clicked on it.

Just bring me A Horse and His Boy and I’ll be happy.

The lesson here: No one has Starz. I worked on three seasons of a Starz show and I don’t have Starz.

Damn, your horse is high. 

I’m sorry but how can a surgeon general be a nurse? That would be like the attorney general being a paralegal. I’m proud of the melanin representation but it doesn’t make much sense.

I was not ready for this.

Wait, one of the benefits of white privilege is that you can be late to meetings?

Except the campaign of the original Battlefront 2 (man is that weird to say) following the troopers of the 501st was pretty freaking fantastic, so never write such things off too quickly.

Oh is that a campaign mode?

WTF is going on with Marvel? For a company that gets a lot of credit for having their shit together, they seem to be making an awful lot of missteps on the TV side for some reason.

It’s official: This has knocked Daredevil Season One out of the number slot in my Best TV Adapation of Superhero comics. It’s now:

Shut up and take my multipass!

Glad somebody else decided to be that nerd, or it was gonna have to be me.

And here I thought the “crazy ending” would have been Kyle Katarn showing up and going ‘bitches, please’ and saving the day.

We all know she was banging Logan just to get closer to Jean-Luc.

Savage.

“Would you like me to lie to you now?”

Oh I didn’t forget him. I just pretend he never existed.

The early villains in general. The Mayor was amazing, Angelus, The Master, Spike and Drue. All of them true standouts.

Spike, period. He was... effulgent.