most any of the high end or high volume artists don’t actually produce their own artwork.  they have teams of underlings.  design things entirely in computers.  or have crews that make their generic art

they’re just brands.

same with a lot of mega popular authors.   they have huge staffs of ghost writers who crank out…

*the operator “has had to endure some of the backlash made about her race, about her appearance.”

If you’re honestly saying that you just way Star Wars to be a relatively static retelling of the same story until the end of time, that’s cool. But it sounds boring to me, and I don’t think that’s what either of us actually interested in.

Can we talk about Neo-Nazi/Trump supporter Sebastion Gorka and his meltdown over the last episode of Arthur?

I think it’s a bit early for these types of thinkpieces, don’t you think?

F$@K YOU to all the people that whine “He should have just shown His ID” we do not live in a police state( yet) when a person is relaxing in their yard and anyone can just come up and say I want to see your ID. That is NOT acceptable! His children learned a lesson. And another Fu@k you to the people who dont…

Sue. Sue for so much that your children have their college paid for and you have a nice retirement. 

They are pretty much synonymous as far as differences between British and American English go. What’s called a series in the UK is called a season in the US. When British shows are imported to the UK, their series tend to be called “seasons”, and the first 2 ones of Black Mirror are called such by Netflix.

If you emphathized with the villain in this episode then maybe that’s why you needed to see this.

FYI “USS Callister” is an outlier for the series as a whole. It’s pretty divisive within the Black Mirror fanbase.

It’s funny cause USS Calister is probably one of the least depressing episodes of the show - the characters even (sorta) get a happy ending.

I think it’s just different expectations - Even though it’s now gone more international, Black Mirror started out as a UK show, and we’d generally have a ‘series’ of 6-10 episodes, rather than a ‘season’. Three episodes is what Black Mirror started out with, and is fairly standard for that kind of ‘event’ show, like…

Every show should work like this. Don’t push creators to pump out a set number of episodes if they’re just going to be crap.

The attorney is a PD; we all know what has gone on here. That Aranda is not spending the years in a state hospital is an affront to the American legal system and our culture. 

“Murrah is currently out on $2,000 bond.”

What’s the chances she lied about her age also?

Yes, I was like is that reversed?

Ozark, Ala. police officers charged 36-year-old Brandy Murrah...

Stick with it. The first few chapters of The Fifth Season take a little settling into (particularly that use of direct address), but the jumpy narrative calms down, and it’s a rewarding read.