I watched it, and it is kinda cool when they drop the ship, ignite the rocket and go nearly vertical, but I still think this is basically an overpriced glorified airplane ride, albeit, a more exciting one.

In any functioning republic, this revelation would be the end of Thomas’ tenure. But no. We’re not a functioning republic.

I literally said “whoa!” or “holy shit!” out loud to myself like 6 times at the various character cameos!

And with more forks!

Cool and all, but Jaime Lee crushed it, so who cares!

One of the most amazing things about that episode is the sheer number of recognizable stars in one bottle episode without for one second getting that Ocean’s 11 effect where you see them all as stars and not as their characters.

Unpopular opinion: They never got around to eating in that episode, but holy shit did the scenery get devoured. It’s like the director said, “OK, let’s do it like Scarface, but less subtle.” 

LMFAO, this is the first thing I thought of.

Sounds like my brother got a job doing security for Wembanyama.

How long until they realize that if they kill 3 people they can save oxygen. Hmm.

Good post.

But the question is what happens when they click the Mad Katz turbo button?

The article could use some more details.

The James Cameron movie about this submarine sinking to the bottom of the sea, never to rise again, is going to be the best four and a half hours you’ll ever spend at the cinema. Tom Cruise is going to hold his breath for the entire duration of it.

Dreamcatcher was awesome. Fight me. 

The newer take on The Stand deserves a place here. So many awful mistakes made. So many changes that were either at best just unnecessary or at worst weakened the story. The one that comes to mind was the Dark Man’s enclave in Vegas. The book’s group of technically adept people who worked hard and were absolutely…

I view Dr. Phil on the same level as Dr. Oz: quacks who are only interested in themselves and making money. They have no interest in helping people. Fuck them both.

Sup upon the finest of dicks, Phil. 

Kieran Culkin’s performances throughout this season have been exemplary but none more so than in the penultimate episode. His fall from cocksure in the penthouse apartment (top of the world) to being beaten on the ground in the riot (down in the gutter) could have been too on-the-nose in the wrong hands but Culkin…

Quick point of clarification: pro-BDS =/= anti-Israel. Opposing the government’s actions and policies are not the same thing as opposing a country wholesale. It’s the same as the distinction between being anti-Apartheid and anti-South Africa.