No Jews, though!

I think you’re mistaken, it was a very diverse time. Why, I believe they’d even let a Catholic or two on the staff as long as they weren’t too “uppity”.

Can they do one called “If everything was like Netflix” Where the guy in the ice cream store just keeps refilling the cone for one fee until he dies?

God how I wish that married intern was me....

I created this account, so I could comment anonymously. If this ever gets tied back to me, I would be in serious trouble. In any case, the ‘rumor’ is absolutely true. He had an affair with a MARRIED intern on set. They made no effort to hide anything, and the intern flaunted it in the face of the other interns/staff.…

Holy shit, dude. Doesn’t get more blatant than a giant green dick, huh?

I kind of think someone from Baltimore is going to have a hard time with a campaign...?

...and your mother made a career out of shitting on people.

And I can’t imagine there isn’t security footage of the room. So I can’t imagine there will just be a mystery as to “What happened to Jemma?”

This is pretty much what happened to her:

It’ll be interesting to see where AoS goes in Season 3. Because as far as the show is concerned, the door to the chamber is still open whenever the next person comes into the room.

A woman must have written that. Everyone knows they aren’t good at math.

“Prepare the water cooler, that we may gather around it later and discuss things.”

“Because none of your business, that’s why.”

When Kryptonians abandon their kids, they make sure they’re never reunited?

Yep. I got about one minute into that trailer before tuning out.

I’m calling it now: Cancelled mid-season.

I’m not sure it could actually look worse.

Yeah, you know what would have been more interesting? If Bones told Spock that they could use Kahn's blood, dead OR alive. The tension wouldn't be "Will Spock catch Kahn and save Kirk," the tension would be "Will Spock's emotions force him to cross a moral line?"

Look at Star Trek Into Darkness. The sequence where they were shooting from one ship to another dodging debris? It was video-gamey and fun to watch, but tensionless. No one thought for a second that they were going to go splat.

I don't write screenplays - yet - but I'm working on some short stories and a novel (or three) and this: