Overly quaint, dainty, cute, or nice.

On the other pillar, you can see a ladder, so I assume there’s a ladder there obscured by his body.

Hmm, that seems like a new TARDIS interior (which I mean, we expect a refresh), and… I’m kinda digging what I can see there. The coil filament light is a little twee, but the Chrysler Building chrome look is a nice vibe. It’s possible that’s just a different spaceship interior, but the level of character in it implies…

Same. But I’ll take a 4th.

Easiest of all is to just mine the asteroid in place, and shoot small chunks down well, especially if we’re talking a NEO. But this is For All Mankind, where their space technology has absolutely no common-sense failsafes and everyone is an idiot. They’re absolutely going to smash an asteroid into the Earth.

The Curse looks so delightfully weird and off-putting. Also, I was wondering about Nathan Fielder in it, but him getting that hundred back from the kid is peak Nathan For You energy.

I mean, given the climax that S3 built to, I’m sure something utterly insane will happen, probably involving smashing an asteroid into Earth, at a guess.

“Thus, I’ve invented the least sexy sofa, one you can definitely not bone in. No, stop boning it it. STOP. WHY ARE YOU RUINING MY COUCH.” - Lord Chesterfield

“Parth Ferengi’s Heart Place” is quite the title.

Who do you think played the Demogorgon?

I’d argue it’s improved. The Interdimensional Cable episodes were terrible.

I definitely love it. It’s a great movie. I just wouldn’t really consider it a rom com- the romance elements of it have left basically zero impression on me and I barely remember them.

While it had the requisite gore, I wouldn’t call Spontaneous a horror comedy. It’s very much a coming-of-age movie.

I mean, it sounds like the accusations were credible, but lacking in evidence that a court could use. But it also sounds like Roiland was terrible to work with, and not really contributing much to the making of the show.

> What do you think has been going on in the past eight years?

Wow, Zombie Town looks… really not good.

King of Killers

The Barbie film is a resounding rejection of Nietzsche. At the start of the film, the Barbies are the Uberfrau, each of them enacting their will-to-power. While the Kens represent an underclass, they’re not explicitly oppressed by their Barbies, but by the subservient morality that stands in contrast to the master…

Variety reports that Tom Cruise actually entreated SAG-AFTRA “to allow movie stars to continue promoting their new films, given the challenging theatrical landscape.” When SAG-AFTRA reportedly counted by asking Cruise to join the picket lines and come out publicly in support of the labor action, he was “noncommittal.”…

Don’t forget “grabbing an oil tanker to use as a baseball bat to slam a kaiju”. Also, mad props to Idris Elba for making “Today, we are cancelling the apocalypse!” sound like an actually badass line and not the absolute high camp it actually is.