I once went to college with the then current Miss DC.

Just have some scientist start to explain it, Peter Quill or someone go “In English?” and then the scientist just says “Magic.  It’s magic.”

Well, see, uh... the air around them... shrinks... and it’s just enough air that they can breathe. And, uh, because their bodies shrink, they need less oxygen.

But... if we take that dust, and spread a small layer of it between us and the Sun, we can reduce the amount of solar radiation reaching Earth, lowering the temperature slightly.

I wouldn’t be shocked if Flint Dille is somewhat involved with this. For those that don’t know the name, he was part of TSR (D&D) in the 80's, along with the mid-80's GI Joe and Transformers, and most related to this story, the creative lead on Ingress.

No mention of Cougartown?  The name really didn’t make sense and kept many away, but it really was a funny show.

I say this as a white person... but uh, are we trolling black people? Did no one tell me? Is it “What is the most innocent thing I can call the cops on a black person for?” because that’s what it seems like. How long until a hospital patient calls the cops on a black doctor for saving someone’s life?

I love Sambot, and if human-robot marriage were legal, I’d propose. Real Sam seems like an actual sweet person, who is a bit quirky (she’s a hairdresser turned welder). When she first started being the robot, one of her fellow houseguests asked her how she was doing, and she responded with “I’m a f*$#ing robot.” which…

LITIGATE! ADJUDICATE! - Dalek, Dalek and Dalek

From the title, I thought this was going to reveal that Rey was actually the light side of Kylo that he pushed out, manifest as its own being.

Jericho just interviewed two of the actresses, Melrose and new Junkchain, and it was interesting to hear their take on things. They were really proud of one of their moves, and one they described sounded like a type of suplex, but couldn’t identify exactly what move it was. Jericho’s throwing out names “Northern…

As far as who would make it in WWF, I think Melrose is actually supposed to be their version of the original GLOW’s Tina Ferrari who later went on to be Ivory. If in the finale they give us a flash-forward as to what people did in the future, it would not surprise me if that was her’s.

As a long-time wrestling fan, I’ve never had any question that this show respected professional wrestling. It’s clear they’ve listened to Chavo Guerrero Jr.’s input on things wrestling related, when a lesser show would’ve just taken a best guess and failed miserably.