I don’t think you can smuggle that kind of material without somebody noticing.

The only real thing to worry about is ensuring that you get everywhere as otherwise you get these little stripes of sunburn that are a pretty vivid reminder of where you missed with the spray.

They still have the expertise they’ve acquired prior to this point.   Unless all their scientists & engineers perished in the cave-in, they can probably rebuild elsewhere within a few years.

Counterpoint: Beetz as Domino has me far more interested in that character than I’ve ever been before.

Except that since you can’t automatically tell the humans apart from the hosts, you have have all sorts of accidental (and possibly some not-so-accidental) shootings of humans if live ammo was used pre-uprising.

Parker’s character first faked the therapist bit when Don wants her to treat the wounded/unconscious Angela (who had ejected from another Jupiter) and she has to quickly respond that she’s “not that kind of Doctor” to cover her lack of medical knowledge. I guess once she decided on this new identity she just continued…

For me it’s totally a texture thing.

It feels a bit tedious to have all the dudes giving such a cold shoulder to the Belter for a questionable yet understandable decision to look after her part of the system.

That being said, the scenes by the river and waterfall showed that they could make a ton of noise in those places and be drowned out by the water sounds.

To them it’s like what has always irked me. If you don’t want to eat meat, why buy something made specifically to look or taste like it and even call it such like meat free chicken style breasts, meat free mince, turkey style rashers, etc...

While us men can feel powerless, there is no social setting, no public place, no cultural mores, where we are inherently lesser.

NYC very definitely has a Human Rights Law that covers gender discrimination, including where private clubs like The Wing are concerned. As the article points out there can be certain exemptions, but there is a very real chance that The Wing may run afoul of that law as it currently stands. Plus all it would take is…

But you’re still fine with women fighting against discrimination aimed at themselves, while turning around and doing it to others? Because regardless of necessity or noble aims, that’s what is going on here.

It makes a difference if it is the oppressors shutting out the oppressed, or the oppressed shutting out their oppressors.

I’m a bit baffled that you think that the Canary stands out like a sore thumb, but say that the Circle 2 does a good job of blending into the background. To me the Circle 2 is just as obvious, possibly even more so.

Also in DC, and thanks for that reminder. I had thought it only applied to outdoor cameras (and therefore of direct use to the city), but you can use it towards indoor ones as well?

My ex-partner is a flight attendant. He got out cats in the split. When (years later) he & his new partner moved to the other coast, they drove cross-country for five days rather than subject the cats to mercy of the airlines.

I live in DC. I saw it earlier, will happily swing by the Portrait Gallery again to see it in its new spot.

BTW that Dora Milaje standing to BP’s left (Florence Kasumba) has the most intimidating glare I’ve ever seen.

Everyone knows the only way a white cop gets disciplined is for roughing a white nurse.