Please, please, please, let him get Fuches.

The rest can all end in blood and horror, but let him take Fuches out along the way.

I love that scene last season, it may have been the opening scene. Where he leaves the guy who hired him and the would be victim alone for like twelve seconds and they somehow patch up their differences. I dunno why but that kills me. 

“oh and also viciously murdering a dude”

No matter what happens, this show deserves to be acknowledged for knowing when to bow out before completely exhausting its concept

—It’ll be a crying shame if this show gets overlooked at the Emmys, this episode should be Bella Ramsey’s submittal

So the warning of “brief nudity” in the parental guide notes was the decapitated human dead hanging upside down in the shed. Who said irony was dead?

The original plan was for five seasons, but then they were caught completely off guard with how long the first one took to make, and decided to cram the rest of the intended story into just one. Which makes me kind of nervous, but if anyone’s earned trust that they can pull it off, it’s this crew.

I have to vehemently disagree about the title sequence slam here, it gets me pumped every time.

Jack Black’s Sac Axed Lest Rest See Yellow Testes

The one with Angel that always catches me off guard is when Jeremy Renner shows up in an episode.

Catching Amy Adams in S5 always gets me, too.  

We were doing a rewatch of Buffy a few months ago and I was startled to see him. I had no idea he’d been in the business that long.

I’m with the studio on this, since I associate D&D with a… not quite a setting, but maybe a concept or platform for storytelling, rather than a particular story. To name a movie just Dungeons & Dragons would be a bit like calling it Marvel Comics or PlayStation.

Andor was amazing and I can’t wait for more of it, but this episode made my eyes so happy with all the diverse expressive aliens and droids. And the pirate fleet in the asteroid belt with the mining stations. A big crazy lived in galaxy.

1.I liked the opening episode way more than a C-Plus. I know some people are annoyed by it, but I have always dug the side quest/western wanderers of the week format of this show. I am very glad that in this universe there is room for both Mandalorian and Andor to exist, two shows to love for very different reasons.

Weirdly racist joke with Karga acting like the Babu Friks speaking English with an accent makes them completely unintelligible. And no, putting a black guy in the role doesn’t make it better.

Pitt’s best work as well.

How would they expect readers to remember Snatch instead of... Revolver.

C’mon, if you’re going to pull examples of previous collaborations for Statham how do you not go with Snatch, Ritchie’s best movie??