Just to be clear: the AV Club claims that in his first appearance on The Simpsons, this character was drinking in a bar and was a seven-year old?

Last Jedi order of events:

While it’s obvious Barsanti engagement-bait (that worked), Empire has a lot more flaws than most fans are willing to admit, especially the ones who were children when it first came out.

Plenty of wealthy people are quite happy to pay for access to the powerful.

Definitely deserves a mention. I’d have expected mention too of his work on the Smothers Brothers show and the censorship of one of their pieces. The show was 9-29-68 and a quick online search will likely turn up the footage.

Woman who wrote book series where boys traipse through a girls’ bathroom on multiple occasions insists that allowing anyone not assigned female at birth into a girls’ bathroom constitutes an unacceptable threat to girls and women.

Since the Mike Richards joke has been made already, I propose that they bring back that Jon Daily guy.

Listened just now, and it was really interesting. It’s clear Gallagher has some knowledge of comedy and might have had something useful to say, but between his own anger and bitterness and Maron’s difficulty in navigating the conversation, it barely comes out.

A thought I had, not while watching, but while reading this recap: we know what happened to the Imperials who received the recording of the Dizonites being killed. But what happened to the Imperials who killed them?

People still angry-posting five years after the movie was released whenever the words “The Last Jedi” appear on the Internet aren’t being forced to do so, and plenty of people not liking it did so because of the cast. And nobody forced you to post a comment here. But nobody seems to be posting that you’re a…

I didn’t mind the “blink and miss it” deaths given that that went along with the realism of the heist (stuff like that all happens very fast).

It is worth it, not just for everything these reviews point out, but for the fact that there’s a lot of subtext. Multiple performers selling stuff just through expression. It really underlines how little Lucas appreciated such things when he was directing.

The show had a very clear message to deliver, and if it was stereotypical and overly conventional and obvious, that may not be great, though given the MCU audience I don’t know that wasn’t a well-judged choice.

Well, imagine the President were kidnapped. The Secret Service manages to corner the kidnapper and is engaged in gunfire, when they see the President running towards them wearing tactical gear. If the Secret Service shot the President and killed him at that point, would you need to hear whether they might have been…

All indications were she figured they’d kill the children because the children had killed one of the crew.

The judge did explain exactly what that meant immediately after saying that.

Maybe if you’re a member of the aristocracy.

See also Uvalde?

Doing a close analysis is different from having the TV on in the background and half paying attention to it.

I believe Oliver did also make a “filling out insurance claim forms” joke in relation to “Grey’s Anatomy.”