Wow. Looks like the writers of this show finally took some writing classes when it comes to “social consciousness” episodes. This episode wasn’t anywhere near as hamfisted as the gun episode or the racism episode were. Those episodes were just godawful as far as writing. This one wasn’t too bad.

A 30 year old worth more than 360 million dollars singing about how she might be more successful if she was a man kind of rings hollow.

Am I the only one who remembers 12's flash cards for not being insensitive? 13's response wasn’t all that far out-of-character, especially considering that they are in a show where the Doctor could just as easily have said, “Tell you what. Let’s fire up the TARDIS and I’ll take you to the best hospital in the…

JJ wrote for a trilogy to start with, but it was Disney who decided to give the 2nd movie to Rian Johnson. And Johnson wanted to write his own Star Wars movie, so he completely threw out JJ’s treatment (which eventually leaked online) and wrote an entirely different movie, essentially sabotaging the idea of having any…

Well...JJ did, actually. He wrote treatments for all three episodes of the new trilogy, but when Disney brought in Rian Johnson to do episode 8, Johnson dismissed everything already written by JJ, because he wanted to make his own Star Wars movie. That’s likely what led to JJ trying his best to squeeze two movies into…

I wonder how exactly they expect to determine which black people in the US are descendants of slaves. Genealogy? Because, contrary to the often repeated narrative, not every black person in the US is a descendant of slaves. And what about people who are half black? Do they only get half the money or does their…

From the start of this whole thing, there were a lot of red flags. The timeline seemed odd. The location seemed odd. His whole account of events seemed odd. It felt scripted. It was almost as if someone was going through a checklist of elements to try and maximize the results.

Did you seriously just say “almost usually always”? What the hell does that even mean? You can’t have conditional absolutes. That’s like saying “occasionally sometimes never.”