I'm not sure on all the details, but it does sound from what I read that prosecutor was a rookie trying please Sessions.

Not shocked, but somewhat alarmed by the rapidity with which Session's DOJ is taking out the Obama-installed pressure valves off. Trump doesn't understand danger. He's never been in any. Sessions has not personally seen the negatve results of his quite intentional racial oppression. They're dismantling the safeties…

I've tried to like In-N-Out in my assimilation from Texan to Californian. I can't. Whataburger is so much better.

Actually, I've heard that conjecture before, but never seen any evidence for it. Since it's your conjecture, Hengist, you should provide the evidence.

Re-doing Paradise Lost because you've got a knife that will make it go your way this time. I don't see how anything could go wrong. This show is excellent now.

They showed it at least twice. Nice of Fox to let Warner's plug a show on another network. Or maybe Fox is so up to its ass in discrimination suits it's afraid to object to a woman superhero image.

Kara's fluctuating intelligence is a problem for me with the character and the show. Sometimes she seems sharp enough to have her day job. This episode, not.

I've recently discovered that I'm probably 100 percent European, after having been told differently many times. I'm adopted, and can be told anything.

I was rolling a cart full of pencils to NBC with Ron Moore. He didn't share your ambivalence.

We're clearly going to have to go more in depth. List examples of my illiteracy, dumbass.

That doesn't say anything. And Cochise?

I'm going to be on the side of the WGA, again, if this even happens, to an extent. I won't support them if they again betray their least paid colleagues, beyond boycotting scabs. I won't support them if they fail to make real contact with the resistance.

Not compared to now, no.

Are you serious? Did you see anything really scary from the time? If you're terrified you may be too weak to live anywhere in the world.

See above.

That didn't happen last time. That was before the current glut of quality scripted shows.

Sorry, meant to reply to the aspiring scab above.

You obviously already know this. But yes, they threw the animation writers away to get the deal. This time, I need for them to be part of the resistance in some significant way that promises more for those at the short end of the stick or I'll do no more than boycott.

You need to hope for a long, long strike since the producers mostly depend on the talent agencies and the WGA to screen out people like you.

Short answer, they're not script writers. Longer answer, the script writers are the only writers who ever had an effective union, and last time they shut the animation script writers out of their deal.