“The Emperor is not as forgiving as I am.”

Not quite. 🙂

<pedant>“Shulkie", not "Shulky".</pedant>

With an actor that more accurately matches the nigh-iconic appearance of the character being played.

When I heard the unseen deathblow, I assumed, to amp the brutality, they’d cut to a scene of young Blackwood being expectedly butchered by an older, presumably more experienced fighter. Imagine my pleasant surprise to see young Blackwood running through Ser He-Had-It-Coming instead.

Gotta, be honest: I do not agree at all with the non-traditional casting.

I’m loving the hell out of this show. This episode was just *fun*. 

Nice touch: In the montage of Jen being rejected for employment, you can see from the background that her interviews begin at a highly prestigious firm and gradually degrade to the office of a probable ambulance chaser.

“I’m great at controlling my anger. I do it all the time. I do it pretty much every day.”

Man, just when you think “Riverdale” can’t get more “Riverdale”, “Riverdale” just goes out and out-”Riverdale”s itself.

And that finale?

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: It is a goddamn crime that AV Club has not been reviewing Season 6 of “Riverdale”.

Next season is the last.

Since there’s nowhere else to post this: It is a goddamn crime that AV Club has not been reviewing this season of “Riverdale”. 

This show doesn’t have Muslim characters — it has Muslim-American characters.

I assumed that the blue-skinned arm is supposed to tie in with Hindu deities often having blue skin.

What I find fascinating about this show is that it doesn't have Muslim characters, it has Muslim-American characters. 

This show is so goddamn sweet.

His hated of Obi-Wan (and thus, his connection to the dark side of the Force) is at its absolute peak, so well within his ability I think.

It’s well known that Hayden Christensen found himself instinctively making lightsaber noises during the prequels. So I gotta wonder if he found himself making Vader-breathing noises during this production.