All in. Guessing the CGI might be gussied up a bit before release in 3 months, but even if not, I really don’t care. She-Hulk is my favorite and Tatiana Maslany has been great. I still enjoy Hercules and Xena, so this will be fine. The only way it can disappoint me is if the writing is bad. And it comes out the day…

It seems like because of the power he holds, everyone reads a lot into everything he does. Especially performers, who are often insecure. Maybe he exploits that some, but I bet there’s a healthy dose of assumptions and projection. I think this for two reasons: (1) because it’s widely known that performers are often…

I think the most hilarious part of it all is that here in 2022, the FCC still thinks it’s pearl-clutch-worthy if someone says “fuck” on broadcast TV at 11:30 PM. Like, children can see people saying “fuck” (or actually fucking) on the Internet with basically no effort, and they’re not going to be staying up late just…

So, take this with a grain of salt since it seems like the leak is either fake or things got rewritten. Spoilers ahead.

I’m with you. Howard’s treatment of Kim in S2 has literally been his only crime the entire series. Everything else he’s done has been entirely warranted by the circumstances. I honestly find him quite likeable - the actor does a good job portraying his professionalism as a veneer over a genuine personality, rather…

... and the actress playing the mother really channeled Seehorn. We went back n forth a bit thinking it was Seehorn, but it was not.

Do people not like Howard? I mean he’s definitely not perfect but he overall has been portrayed as a pretty decent guy IMO.

I think that’s part of the point, a way to reinforce how Kim’s actions are definitely not good and come from a bad place. We’re supposed to feel bad about Howard because what Kim is doing is bad

I think Howard is a prisoner of others expectations.

This show is somehow making me feel bad for Howard. Vince Gilligan truly is a master of the craft.

Kim definitively broke bad at the end of this episode. She was on the verge of getting legitimately what she’s been claiming this whole con with Howard has been about, solid financial support for her pro bono legal work, and gaining the respect of her legal peers to boot, but deep down putting the boot to Howard was…

The actor playing young Kim was great. She had that sharp‐eyed glare down pat.

He’s a good writer when he has a strong editor riding herd boss on him. The Who he did under RTD was outstanding stuff. The episodes he wrote for 11 and 12 on his own? They were fine enough, occasional moments of greatness, but after a while he wound up loving the smell of his own farts. It never crossed into full on C…

“The weaknesses of HBO’s The Time Traveler’s Wife are, then, the weaknesses that have dogged Moffat throughout his career: tonal inconsistencies that sometimes render glib what should be harrowing; a complicated story structure that occasionally obscures character, rather than reveal it; and, especially, the…

One thematic thread that seems to be pulsing under the surface is that both Barry and Sally have been coping with their past trauma by exploiting it to further their acting careers rather than by trying to reckon with it in an honest way. 

I suppose that the best way for Hank to throw off Batir’s suspicion would be to rig the bomb so that it will take out Barry as well as the Bolivian gang members. 

Huge props for casting Mark Paul Gosselar as the Laws of Humanity attorney/series star. When I heard the title of the show, my brain immediately went to basic cable legal procedural. 

Stephen Root’s “Oh hey, Hank” threw me right back into King of the Hill

NO ONE SEES THE NETFLIX STATS! NOT NOBODY, NOT NO HOW!

It’s a shame that the Indian studios lost their first big game. It’s rare for Ubi’s Asian studios to get top billing for *anything*, since they’re usually used as asset/side quest farms for games headed by other studios (Assassin’s Creed, Watch Dogs, etc). A big IP like this could have been a great way to get the…