Nothing summed up her character the most in that in the big finale at the end of the previous season, she spent all of it tied up and unable to do a damn thing. Or how she agreed to go to prison for something or other without even putting up much of a fight.

Always felt like Migfat’s first season was the one he’s been dreaming about for years and then after doing it, realized he had nothing else so winged

I think he’s just trying to cash in on all the great press he’s getting in light of the new documentary about Woodstock 99

I honestly haven’t rewatched the Capaldi era episodes and they’re on my list of things to do but I keep on not doing it. Like when BBC America runs their Doctor Who marathons, I’m much more interested in watching a Tennant episode for the fifth time than a Capaldi era episode. I understand that some of the Capaldi-era…

It really doesn’t help this show that it seems like it just randomly appears every couple of years and is gone eight episodes later. It doesn’t really seem like anybody really cares that much about it, including the viewers

I think we’re at the point her official screen credit now is “Poor Jodi Whitaker.”

#freeJodi

I was not a fan of the Capaldi run and I know there’s ithers out there. I also agree that they  never quite figured out who the Doctor was and changed from season to season. 

I feel like the Capaldi era was the most consistent in that they didn’t take all the wild swings that the RTD and Smith era runs were. They were all fine- well produced, well acted, and well written. They contained neither farting aliens nor completely nonsensical plot twists that still don’t make any sense. I also…

I like…the monsters of the week episodes. In fact, the season long story arc is often the worst parts of the season to the point of almost ruining a season (looking at you s6)

I felt like parts of the movie were cringey (especially the dialogue) and I hate whenever some piece of IP is created around explaining something from a previous piece of IP that doesn’t need to be explained but I still really enjoyed this movie. It works as an action film and it feels like it exists in the Star Wars…

I thought Kanye using a holographic Audrey Hepburn at Coachella was pretty great

Kansas might have been pretty terrible but this video of “Carry on My Wayward Son” is pure joy. 

The best part of any SI Swimsuit Edition was not necessarily the photos but the outraged letters that were published weeks afterwards from people who were shocked to discover that a sports magazine famous for their swimsuit edition would have an actual swimsuit edition.

The arrival of this issue and the Victoria Secret catalogue were like Christmas presents for horny teenagers

What a world we live in in which some organization announces a benefit to help poor people around the world and u2 isn’t involved but Metallica is

Meanwhile, Ed O’Brien sits patiently by his phone, waiting for it to ring

Somewhere out there, the other members of Radiohead are being ghosted whenever they text Thom and ask about a new album

But still, it doesn’t look like the kind of movie that deserves to be sucked into the black hole that is Netflix. There’s a lot of crap out there in theaters and I didn’t get vaccinated just so I could stay home and try and figure out the Netflix homepage

This cast is amazing and the plot seems a lot of fun but I’m disappointed it’s on Netflix and will just be part of their weekly content dump and thus disappear in a week or so as it gets replaced by the next round of content dumps. There’s nothing really playing in movie theaters right now and it’s a shame it won’t…