I just went to their last tour show last night! They showed a secret new episode at the end, so I wonder if this is different from that one? I don't remember any tiny lamborghinis.

At this point it's useless talking to those people. They don't actually believe in any of it, all they care about is winning the argument and making the other side lose.

*looks around nervously* hahahaha of course not

Maybe this make me a bad person, but I was more than a little relieved when I found out the person with the dark side getting revealed was not an actual McElroy. I don't think I could take that. Nick being a creep is a major bummer but it doesn't shatter my worldview.

Actually anytime the characters reference watching the show for free, a wizard did it.

It was also hilarious.

It is kind of bizarre to think that right now you can buy blankets for your kids with the face of the villain of a late-70s independent sci-fi movie on them.

The first 30 minutes are perfect blockbuster filmmaking. As soon as you get to the Rathtars it falls apart.

I don't think there's anything inherently bad about telling more stories about new characters having new adventures in the Star Wars universe, or having them hang out with old characters (much in the same way that telling the story of Vader's rise and fall isn't a bad idea). It's all about the execution.

Also the Jedi were pretty mysterious and secretive. We know they could do magic shit because we saw it in the movie, but to some rando on Corellia they're just a weird cult a million lightyears away.

The 90s special edition of Return of the Jedi is the best version, IMO.

I was definitely a Special Editions kid. Hell, for the longest time I didn't realize that the music at the end of the SE Return of the Jedi was not in the original (it's way better than Yub Nub, don't @ me).

It's also a $200 million dollar blockbuster romance. I can't imagine a movie studio spending that much on a movie these days that wasn't about a good guy fighting bad guys, or cities being destroyed.

I'm no tech person, but can't you just… install threaded replies? Is it really a huge technical hurdle to make the comments indented under the person they're responding to?

"It needs to be at least… three times as big!"

So we should blame ourselves… for Hillary failing to mobilize the liberal base?

I'd rather know who's an asshole and who isn't.

That doesn't really solve the root of the problem, which is that people suck, and people are the primary users of Twitter.

noooo don't tell me he's a milkshake duck

Doug definitely 100% is a Trump supporter.