I was terrified. The moment they all looked happy I started looking for where the writers were going to pull the rug.
I was terrified. The moment they all looked happy I started looking for where the writers were going to pull the rug.
He could have requested the tea while in his quarters unless he's under strict lock down. It's entirely plausible that they let him have a hot plate or an electric kettle in his lab. The tea bag was deadly because there were pills sewn inside. They could very easily have been some kind of heart medication that he…
I can't begin to express how happy I am to discover that I am:
clean slate! clean slate! clean slate! clean slate!
Honestly, I'm grateful that I don't see Cooper's face every time the raccoon speaks. Makes him seem more real.
Rocket Raccoon and Jayne Cobb: Separated at birth.
I was of the impression that Finn and Bellamy lived. I was excited to see that Anya lived because Dichen Lachman should be in ALL THE THINGS! In a perfect world Enver Gjokaj will show up as one of the Mountain Men and will be named Xander. And then they can fall in love and have Gounder/Mountain Men babies and I can…
Or Groot is presenting the cape to the crowd as Peter holds discourages them from attacking by claiming to have offed the previous owner of said cloak, which is possibly Ronan since it's blue and he does appear to be wearing a tableclothy kind of thing over his space penis-helm thingy.
Can you imaging a conversation between Groot and Hodor?
Thing is, those ridiculous Star Trek hair dos and clothes were actually a fairly accurate reflection of what was going on in fashion back then. It was a frightening time.
Dear ghod, whatever you do, just remember, she won't be ignored. Next thing you know Rocket will be boiling in the soup pot.
Seriously, if I owned that dress I would never not be spinning. Then I'd get so dizzy I'd fall down a flight of stairs and break my neck. That dress will cause me grievous bodily harm.
Uh huh.
You admitted you're arguing because you're bored.
I doubt Joss would have the time.
The Statue of Liberty Weeping Angel was one of the few times I was actually frightened by the show. I wasn't as creeped out was during blink, but there was an audible gasp, my heart pounded and I had to look away from the screen.
I'm too busy being disappointed that Edgar Wright isn't directing to appreciate Marvel's masterstroke. :(
I laughed too, and my first thought was, well at least he'll have access to PLENTY of cleaning supplies. All he needs to do now is put a call in to Harvey Keitel and he's set.
This makes me very happy. I really hope it's true.