Binging Black Mirror does seem like an appropriate way to cap 2017.

But I’ll probably just ring in the new year passed out drunk in my underwear, alone. Why mess with a perfected formula?

I guess we’re going to find out what the feet of every Trek race looks like.

Donna really is what kept me watching the show after the awful treatment of Martha and the Rose obsession. Mulligan would have just made into another Rose fetish by RTD.

 Because like the article said he probably wasn’t in on however Netflix was handling it and was stupid enough to run his mouth. But maybe this will spur Netflix to address it finally.

Fair enough.

I have my VHS player for this, and ‘Akira’.

Any 2017 Sci-Fi or Fantasy recommendations?

“Trump’s plane was stocked with “many packages” of Oreos because once one was open, he refused to eat from it again.”

• He scrapes the toppings off his pizza. “I never eat the dough,” he told US Weekly.

They should pick Putin just to see how Trump would react.

At this point in time, K-Mart appreciates any jokes that involve them having customers.

...they’re alright with it

I agree that Nolan does drab realism very well and, based on his mission to tell more grounded “realistic” Batman stories, it was the right choice for those movies at that time. My point was that his style was a little to influential for the early MCU and I’m glad they are moving away from it.

Drab realism isn’t necessarily a bad thing but it really depends on the characters and the story you want to tell. (aka, not EVERYTHING is Batman)

The AV Club

You should check out the documentary “The Search for General Tso” goes quite in depth about how Chinese-American food came to be. It’s currently on Netflix.

Let’s be honest, they wouldn’t even care if they realized their mistake. One black man is as good a target as another to them.

Hm. I actually found Neil Sandilands’ performance pretty engaging. It’s a nice change from the bluster that we usually get from the season’s villains.

i read that as “Wil Wheaton” and i was wondering how he was to blame. but I agree, let’s blame Wil Wheaton for everything now.

1) If I could choose between world peace or a world without mayo I'm not sure I'd choose world peace.
2) What is considered healthy has changed a lot in the past hundred years.
It's hard to imagine now, but being healthy once meant maximizing calories.