They state several times in both movies that he killed all but a few of his fellow apprentices.

I’ve always felt this way. Anakin/Darth Vader is redeemed by choosing his son over Palpatine, and he rocks out in the Force afterlife like nothing he did before that mattered. Even if Kylo Ren somehow winds up doing the right thing in the end, does that really redeem him? Leia kept saying he could still be saved, but…

Angela only agreed to help Whiterose because the plan was for just one building to blow up and she was promised several times that it would be evacuated first. She started losing her mind as soon as she realized they lied to her, but clung maniacally to the idea that even though it was terrible that all those lives…

This. All of this. I felt it the moment I saw the cover and I didn’t know how to verbalize it without sounding like an asshole and this is it.

I know it sounds naive, but when I first heard there was a backlog several years ago, I couldn’t understand. What do you mean there is criminal evidence that isn’t being tested and logged to solve/prevent crimes? Oh, it’s for crimes against women? Ah, that makes sense, then. /headdesk

I don’t see the situation as a “he said, she said” situation. But even if you were to view it that way.....Winslet name-dropped Roman Polanski as well to somehow bolster her argument. Polanski has admitted to drugging and sodomizing a 13-year old girl. There is no “he said, she said” in that situation, and Winslet…

I thought the same thing. You don’t even want to know what EMTs make. The person that basically keeps you alive until you get to the hospital can often make less than a cashier at Costco.

Then maybe we’re both paranoid. Blue Lives and Military Lives only matter when those lives are about killing brown people.

If the governor of Minnesota, who will select Franken’s replacement, was a Republican, there wouldn’t have been a single Democratic senator asking for his resignation. This isn’t cynicism, it’s the truth. So while morally this is the right move on Franken’s part, I really hope people don’t kid themselves in believing…

It all just felt like some meta-textual joke about how the crazy lady pushing around a shopping cart might actually be a high-level participant in a huge conspiracy.

Everything in the episode is occurring chronologically after the bathroom scene. Only the first scene and all the scenes with Mr. Robot are flashbacks. Elliot tells Darlene that the FBI is in cahoots with the Dark Army, she insists she has an “in”, cue scenes with Dom and so on. Elliot gets his meeting with the Dark…

I just had my second IUD insertion and - sorry doc - 800mg of Advil did practically fucking nothing, and it didn’t do anything when I had my first one, or my colposcopies, or my LEEP........and don’t get me started on how they prescribed Tylenol-3 to me post-breast reduction, but my husband has a small nose surgery…

My gynecologist made a point of telling me that if I did decide to get pregnant (I don’t want kids), that they would probably have to put a stitch in my cervix as the pregnancy progressed. She also said to make sure that if I ever saw another OB instead of her to make sure they knew I’d had a LEEP.

Oddly enough, where I live, heated yoga is more common than non-heated. Out of the five or so places I’ve practiced over the years, only one offers strictly non-heated classes. The others vary in how hot they are: from 75-95 degrees across many different types/styles of practice. I admittedly enjoy heated yoga (to an…

I thought that pretty much all “Bikram” studios had rebranded by this point. Most hot yoga places in my neck of the woods were never technically Bikram because of the licensing fees and the rigid sequencing.

Yeah, it doesn’t really make much of a difference to me how invested an actor is in a project, as long as they give a good performance and don’t shit on the property afterward (a la Guinness). GOT has it’s problems, but it isn’t a shitty B-movie that an actor should be ashamed to have been a part of, and that’s always…

When I reference the books/show as sources of research, what I meant was that if Dillane wanted to understand which characters were which and what their purpose was, watching the previous episodes and reading the source material would have indeed helped him. I could see that perhaps he was on his own to interpret what…

From what I understand, tone aside, the original film hewed much closer to the overall original narrative, but a lot of that had to be cut out because of Lee’s death.

Did you not bother reading the NEXT SENTENCE in the paragraph you’re quoting?

You do know that Stephen is Frank’s father?