Living up to your name, eh?

The more powerless fascists claim to be, the more powerful they actually are; and the more broke they claim to be, the wealthier they actually are. All deplatforming does is drive them underground where they can continue operating in secret instead of out in the open, free from all possible public scrutiny and…

Her name was Lydia...

Psst, I think you mean Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, not Andy.

Forced diversity!

Pennywise: “Wait, what was my plan here again?”

When you talk about that book aging, you’re not kidding. The thing that annoyed me about Postman’s book is how obvious it was that it was written long before the Bush Administration.

In changing the book to allow for a more diverse cast, the producers have (ironically) whitewashed the very nature of the groups and ideologies the story is supposed to warn against. 

“Can superhuman mutants be living among us?” Only one way to find out:

It’s my understanding that Keemstar technically is banned from YouTube, which is why there’s a giant disclaimer on Drama Alert’s about page saying that he’s only a “contracted content producer” who does not actually own or operate the channel:

Poland seems like a delightfully weird place.

With Lawrence as star, though, the isolation became secondary to what are actually much more interesting questions: the ideas of love, relationships, secrets, and lies, and what it means to live a full life.

With Lawrence as star, though, the isolation became secondary to what are actually much more interesting questions: the ideas of love, relationships, secrets, and lies, and what it means to live a full life.

And now you have your answer: the Empire killed all the rest.

So they’re possessed by a spirit that was brainwashed by aliens and can be controlled through “technology”?

Because that would actually be funny and relevant.

So it’s now possible to reproduce without the need for women?

They really shouldn’t have hired Denethor to do the weather:

Go back to Mushroomland where you belong!

It’s funny but when I saw the first teasers for True Detective, I actually thought it was going to be a prequel to True Blood (both on HBO, both have “True” in the title, both set in Louisiana, both seem to invoke the supernatural); and that the ultimate revelation was going to be that the killer is really a vampire,…