amen. the whole war was explicitly started to preserve slavery, so them giving it up would remove the entire reason for the CSA’s existence.

“I’d like to file a wrongful death lawsuit against Lionsgate.”

“Saw-branded escape room in Las Vegas”

“Those people who created that show I obsessively watched for 10 years are idiots!”

Around season 3 the party realizes they aren’t strong enough to take on the final boss so they will spend the next 2 seasons on some god-forsaken island endlessly fighting the same boring enemies to level up.

I always liked the SeeD Academy set up from Final Fantasy VIII. I’d like to see them incorporate that in series. And Blitzball from FFX. I’ll be keeping my eye on this.

The opening sequence in the sequel was better than any part in the original.

shh. it doesn’t, but they’re going for a whole ‘Spielberg is evil’ thing these days and this is the wagon they’re hitching that argument to.

That was a good moive. It should have won Emmies. And Golden Globes.

OK, I bite.

I mean, we’re commenting via Kinja. Not even Brooker could come up with something as dystopian as Kinja.

There were not “dozens” of witnesses allowed to testify about unrelated events at the Cosby trial. The judge only allowed one at the first trial, five at the second, based on how closely their claims matched Constand’s. That’s the balancing act with evidence of similar fact — you cannot allow the jury to arrive at a…

This was due in no small part to Judge Vincent Gaughan’s own approach to the case. In addition to sealing most of the records during that period, Judge Gaughan also ruled that only evidence directly related to the videotape could be presented in court. In other words, the four civil lawsuits filed against R. Kelly,…

For the record, that Vox piece about Cleopatra’s ethnicity is giving entirely too much credence to the ideas of Hilke Thuer, whose claims are based on several extremely strained interpretations of the record. Thuer is not reflective of mainstream scholarship; he’s closer to an anti-Stratfordian truther. Cleopatra…

Melissandre? Arianne Martell? I’m wondering if she actually watched this show ever?

I like the part where we’re claiming that there aren’t any powerful females in the Victorian era considering who it’s named after. :D

I’m all for criticizing, but I’m pretty tired of the ‘hot takes’ that are weak arguments at best.

which made Jamie and Greyworm villains

Women had no vote, no property, and no identity in the 19th century

So, when I watched the show I didn’t see Danny go mad. She was upset, sure. She had rage, sure. But she didn’t just flip out and lose her shit.... She was coming to terms that she couldn’t trust in love. Jon’s love. The people’s love. She explicitly says that she’ll have to rule by fear.

Burning the city solidified…