Dude, fucking relax. Jeez.

How about no? Because it was fucking awesome. Seriously.

“We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the othah things, not becawse they ah easy, but becawse they ah hahd.”

By which you mean, they showed Wedge in the background of all three movies and then waited until someone wrote tie-in novels telling you at length he was the best pilot.

He hasn’t yet found a stallion capable of carrying his enormous.. piloting skills.

For being The Resistance’s top pilot, Poe sure does go through a lot of X-Wings.

The Quesada Effect.

Magneto leading the X-men after the death of Xavier? I know where this plot is going...

Would you prefer Faye Reagan? Are you more comfortable with that analogy?

Why are you talking about Magneto as if he never had character development across his long character history beyond “villain back in the 60s and 90s”?

I don’t even speak to my republican coworkers after one fucker told me “I guess you’ll be moving back to somalia now” on November 9th. I work at a nonprofit in Silicon Valley and have never lived in HOA.

This is an example of a show where I’d say that the plot almost gets in the way of whats most appealing about it.

“I have no idea what side Loki is on.”

When you realize Omarosa found someone who is OK with being married to her, but you haven’t made it past a first date in almost 3 years.

They could do a character named Ganke, but it’s basically Harry Osborn, just for Miles. Mix everything!

I was pretty disappointed since the first trailer had 2 scenes adapted from ultimate comics except its peter instead of miles.

That’s...that’s not a bad idea at all, actually.

His relationship with Miles Morales as one of the few confidants the young Ultimate Spider-Man has in his life formed a crucial emotional core to Miles’ story when he was first starting out.

Didn’t I hear somewhere that the character’s name is Ned, but his surname is not established?