It's been so long that I can only remember the premise, not the details. Although I do think he does survive and is left with severe and permanent disability. I did not even remember that there was a co-pilot. Think now I'd like to read that again. It was included in one collection or another. Maybe Expanded Universe?

I'm taking the life boat out to post a timely review. You should not notice it when the space-time continum resets. But if you're reading this, then Rittenhouse killed me before I could succeed.

It's not like the AV Club doesn't assign fill in recappers all the time when the regular is busy or away.

Heinlein did some authentic acceleration stuff, especially in one short story that was only about acceleration. A pilot had to burn at the limits of human endurance to deliver something. It mostly takes place in the ship and describes his ordeal.

I'm not aware of the lawsuit. But I do know the ratings are not stellar. I agree with TVBTN that it'll probably depend on how Taken does. The better rated of the two gets renewed.

I'll never be able to hear him say "It's not like dusting crops" with a straight face again.

I don't think it's outrageous to expect a major publisher to do a little due diligence. And it's not like there aren't a million other examples of Milo being disgusting.

That is a gay person, not people. The idea that because he's gay he's someone who represents gay people as a group is the utter fiction the right has been trying to perpetuate ever since they started pimping him out. He represents gay people like Omarosa represents black people, which is to say not at all.

Which is why only fools and bigots refer to those idiots as "The X," as if they are representative of their communities.

You mean, after unknown persons forced them to pick him up in the first place? Because it's not as if these videos were not available for Simon & Schuster to look at BEFORE they signed him to the deal.

There were gay people who were for Milo? Like, actual gay people, or people who just like to be called "The Gays"?

Yeah, totally the same thing. If you're an idiot.

Archie is DiphallicDude

It's a shame the Pacific Rim sequel isn't buried next to it.

"I want this coloring book to make me feel good!"

Yeah, totally the same thing. If you're an idiot.

Thank you.

Yah, totally they same thing. If you're an idiot.

The love scene between Diesel and Johnson was so good that they left it at a full uncut hour.

Last night sure felt a lot like a show that thinks it's not coming back next year. The rushed conclusion to everything was anticlimactic. Just turning the tables on the NSA alone could have been an entire episode. And the idea that Rittenhouse, which has been shown to control the NSA itself (and apparently other parts…