I think this sums up most peoples’ feelings about Lena Dunham:

It’s happened on my roommate’s iPhone, too.

“- Julius Caesar wasn’t detected by the time Bureau because a rogue faction is secretly undermining them from within, consisting of Bureau members who all resent having to wear those outfits.”

With Netflix starting to tighten its belt, they probably smell blood in the water and doing anything but pushing ahead is squandering an opportunity. Because some people still honestly think that there's no such thing as bad publicity.

I'm not talking about universe-reboot relaunching or anything like that (the fact that now both Marvel and DC are rebooting the universe means you have to put far more effort than you should into explaining the difference). I'm talking about status quo changes that lead to "a bold new era for the Fantastic Four." And…

Yeah but, y'know, fuck that guy.

This was before they started doing relaunches related to the big crossover events on a semi-regular basis, like pre-Civil War. But every now and again they'd find some way to 'reinvent' the characters — having them lose all of their money and rebuild in a warehouse down by the river comes to mind — and sometimes…

I'd still have an easier time believing this if Marvel didn't spend a number of years constantly rebooting the comic — sometimes with 'entry point' issues that cost, like, a quarter or something to convince people to buy them.

Honestly, if I hosted a comedy show, I'd have to set some boundaries and rules. Like, I'd refuse to acknowledge his tweets and set aside a day every week where I refuse to discuss him (barring some set of circumstances like him actually declaring war on North Korea or something). I wouldn't care what it did to the…

It's more like this bit from Metalocalypse.

Hah-hah, I haven't read the book my self but I'm not sure black people exist in the RP1 universe. Notice how he says he listened to "all" of the music of the 80's. Any genres missing at all from his list?

Yeah but, y'know, fuck that guy.

Here's hoping that Danny Rand's actor (whose name I don't even care to look up) has the time to take a few karate classes at the Y before filming next season. Because even that would be enough to make the fight scenes watchable.

Anyone who thinks that pic is appropriate/necessary for the article officially gives up any right/high ground/authority to rag on furries.

I wonder if this just works for burgers, or other stuff using ground beef.

I'd heard before that Lance has always been openly game for a Millennium movie, but reading that response at the end still just warms my heart.

That was my first thought, too.

Hey, George got a miracle deal on the Star Wars merchandising (the studio thought the movie would flop so they just gave him the merch rights), he wasn't going to risk screwing with that.

True fact: The reason there isn't more merchandising is because Mel Brooks and George Lucas came to an agreement about that, that Lucas wouldn't give him crap over the parody as long as Mel didn't make Spaceballs merch to potentially compete with Star Wars merch.

See, I'm invested enough in the Weckler thing because I figured out a while ago that he was probably working for Fillmore Graves, retrieving evidence that could be used to blackmail Baracus (either because FG is trying to protect their pet mayoral candidate, wants leverage against him, or both).