Well, sorta, (and it's been a long damn time since I read that book, so bear with me) but wasn't the feminist bent of the novel that marriage being the only means of social and economic advancement for women is a really fucked up way to run a society? It doesn't really work with Harley Quinn. If anything, Harley's…

First off, oh my fucking God, how could the review mention giant obvious symbolism without specifically mentioning the model of Wayward Pines literally running red with blood? Second, "Yedlin, the eternal liberal humanist, making the case that nobody gets to play God, and Jason, the hard-bitten pragmatist . . ." okay,…

William Hughes, I'm right there with you on Brimstone. John Glover was absolutely perfect, and the show's concept of The Devil was the best I've ever seen. My two favorite quotes:
"Love, the most delicious emotion of all. Without love you and I would be out of a job."

Yeah, I'd really prefer Nirvana never, ever show up in a commercial for anything.

Or you could check out "Star Wars: Revisited", the movie we all wish George Lucas would've made when he decided to start tinkering.

Star Search.

And only two of the bombers in Memphis Belle could actually fly (the rest could just taxi around) so they showed those two taking off, like, sixteen times.

Bonus nerd points for knowing the name of Leia's ship.

My sentiments exactly.

"Lorraine, if you ever have a kid who acts that way, I'll disown you."

King's always good for several scenes like that which are deeply creepifying. Occasinally, though, that's all he's got.

And Traci Lords.

Eh, King can't act worth a damn, I doubt he could even play himself. His little bits in some of his movies are cute, but if you didn't know who he was you'd say, "geez, that extra needs some acting lessons." Still, gotta love, "Honey? Come on over here, sugarbuns. This machine just called me an asshole."

That makes a certain amount of sense for people coming to SNL who already had a career and have had some success, you can imagine them rankling a little bit at having to start from scratch and pay their dues all over again. It'd be like some IT person with 10 years experience getting a new job and being forced to work…

Yup, we certainly can. Just like I can blame the 70% of people in my state for not showing and therefore delivering the disaster that is Bruce Rauner, I can blame third party dead-enders for potentially delivering Trump. It's one thing if you think Trump'd be a good President. I mean, you're batshit insane if you do,…

See, that whole premise I have a problem with. You didn't "fail" the candidate. Anyone in a position to run for President is going to be fine, regardless. But, frankly, it's also not the candidate's job to "win" your vote. We act like it is, we act like it's a popularity contest with all the real world consequences of…

Kinda like how Peter Parker grew up with working-class guardians in a two-story, single family home with a yard and garage in Queens, NY? (Which would run about $500,000 today.)

It wasn't always like that, didn't Spider-Man do a whole goofy arc solely to introduce organic web-shooters to better match the Sam Raimi movies?

Yes, I never knew rocks were flexible and could crease like that.

Agreed. To me it's one thing for movies and TV to have crazy body images, that's just how that works. It's another for them to redefine "chubby" to mean anyone who doesn't match that crazy body image. I know, that's not really consistent.