Yeah, she’s Jen... so she can be Jenny.

Clan Destine is a real thing in the Marvel comics. It was started in the 12th Century when a Saxon man named Adam married and had children with a an actual Djinn named Elalyth. Since then many of their descendants have superpowers. Elalyth couldn’t leave Yden, but the idea that Clan Destine, as a whole, is trapped in…

Wow, Clan Destine was low on my list of origins, though a lot of folks on the internet had been floating the idea, since they were started by the marriage of a human and a djinn. I like it.

Plot armor is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.  

Now if only they’d release Daria with the restored soundtracks

Only if it ends with him getting Zambonied.

(There’s an exchange earlier on where Nimbus mentions a dead “Donna,” and Rick gets pissed at him establishing continuity. It’s great, I just couldn’t get the exact wording of what Rick said down.)

The silhouette shot of Lesley-Ann Brandt and Inbar Lavi belongs on a truck's mudflap.

Overstuffed is definitely the right word for this episode, but that doesn’t make me love it less, just perhaps frustrated that this season definitely could have done with two more episodes. (I think that everyone at Netflix agreed, and that’s why we’re getting a little bit longer season 6.)

The offer was to be The Devil’s advocate, but *spoiler* he doesn’t accept

WE’RE THE FLYIN’ ELVISES, UTAH CHAPTER!  - The immortal Burton Gilliam

I read the book back when it came out and liked it fine, but the movie was so much better. Reread it about a year ago for the first time since then, and it’s not near as fun. The last third of the book is simply Mitch hiding from mob guys in various fleabag motels on the Florida panhandle, and then it just ends. The…

There’s definitely a piece to this about how it is quietly occuring and it’s certainly a question of how they handle the attitude era or a lot of other content.

This is still my favourite image of the character of all time. Everything about what makes him special in one page.

I remember liking Remote Control a lot and tuning in many times; although, being 21, I’m pretty sure I was mainly watching it to see Kari Wuhrer.

Line of the episode from Boba, “Let’s just say they’d recognize my face.”

Literally every MMA fighter seems to be dumb as fuck.

*adopts nerd stance*

It’s an iTunes playlist, not something public like on Spotify. Here’s a screenshot of A through C:

I just wanted more Hup.