Yeah, retaking Mandalore is another example of the all-over the place plotting.  It seemed like at first, it was going to be the work of generations, with them settling on Apollo Creed World in the meantime.  Now, they’ve immediately decided to ditch that and go straight to Mandalore in the space of an episode.

“’HBO’ has bee synonymous with quality programming for over 30 years. Just that association makes viewers much more likely to tune in.”

I’m sure you can find other reasons for dick-scolding.

He had the foresight to load plot-piercing rounds into his gattling blaster.

Here are my issues with the season:

Wasn’t Dani supposed to be a Zava-level (or close) superstar when first introduced?

Do these qualify for the Byzantine new tax credit?

Agree completely.  He’s going to spend $100 mil to maintain his 1% in the polls - he needs love so bad he’s willing to dump most of his fortune to buy a tiny sliver of it.

Connor needs love - or at least recognition/validation - more than any of the Roy kids.  Otherwise, he wouldn’t spend 100 million to maintain his 1% place in the polls.

But not SHIRTLESS mobs - that was an Archie Andrews innovation.

The snotty douche with the shield.

This story about Chastain “going wild” failed to live up to my expectations.

I too had the “Little Indians” version, and I never knew about the UK title until about 30 seconds ago.

It did get tedious, but it was always hilarious that this vicious mobster’s deadliest foe was . . . a teenage boy.

Edgar Evernever attempting to escape via rocket ship while dressed in full 1970s Evel Knievel regalia might be my favorite Riverdale moment.

THERE’S NO TIME CHLOE . . . to watch all this streaming content.

No doubt Scientology is stupid and insane, but I don’t really think aliens are less plausible than a cracker and some wine transforming into the flesh and blood of a magic carpenter who died 2000 years ago.

Also, sometimes the investigators themselves were roughed up, and advised that they should stay off the case if they know what’s good for them.

“That boy was our only hope.”

Yeah - I’ve already forgotten the lore behind why when Din uses the Darksaber, it’s like swinging a telephone pole.