It’s just a story about a spaceman. It might be good, might be bad, but I promise it won’t hurt you any more or less than if they had named him “Scuzz Brightyear”.

“...that track-suited “What Up With That?” dancer...”

My fondest wish is for another ESPN Classic with Pete Twinkle and Greg Stink.  

Yes the ship was meant for Raych. Gaal was not supposed to be involved at all. Nobody was supposed to be executed. Also Hari’s coffin is a life support/cryo/ship like the one Gaal arrived in. Hari’s “death” was staged to make him a martyr. But it sure looks like he’s still alive.

I agree. The show has made it a point to bring up multiple times that Harry can’t predict the actions of individuals and he appeared concerned that Gaal and Raych were having a relationship. So more than likely the ship was meant for Raych. However, I have to agree with the author’s take on the opening flashback that…

It seems to me the ship was made for Raych well in advance. He was caught by surprised when Gaal found him mid-killing (if it was a killing; holo-Seldon opens up a lot of questions, as does the ship having “classic” projected holograms and not floating-sand displays), and, it seems, shoved her into the escape pod…

Since my anger for losing Agent Carter hasn't gone away, I'm down for more Peggy anything. 

Live-action Captain Carter played by Hayley Atwell needs to happen like yesterday.

I love Captain Carter and Black Widow being best friends and now I really want more of it.

I got the same vibe.

“Denzel—are you—do you feel—you know some people say Hollywood folks should stick to acting,” Couric asked”

Here, take your star. You don’t have to sue me for it.

Writers: So, can we insult Disney repeatedly in a sketch?

I think my favorite Bennett sketch is the Safelite Autoglass commercial spoof. It’s dark and something I wish the show would lean into a tiny bit more often than playing it safe all the time. It got pulled because Safelite complained to SNL.

I will preface this by saying I like Jenny Slate and Chris Parnell a lot, Slate in particular got a raw deal from SNL, and it was great to see her flourish anyway.

I dunno, I figure the person married to a pregnant transman might also have some valuable insight to share on the subject of language and gender.

Just recently watched the first two seasons of Survivor and the Jeff from Season 1 and 2 is VASTLY different than Jeff 41. Which is to be expected but he’s almost like a WWE wrestler at this point. And yet I like him.

[We see the aftermath of a horrible car crash from above, with a man standing next to the driver’s side window of a smashed-up SUV. We slowly move in and recognize Tony Soprano as he holds his hand over Christopher Moltisanti’s nose and mouth, and watches as Christopher suffocates.]

I just hope Seven Feet Under is good.

we can’t all be beavis & butthead do america