that really much depends on what time we are talking about. for example, afaik there was no segregation that by law in most Western European countries (shortly) after World War II.

it also took me that interaction to realize how much I have missed Jarvis as well.

sorry, my brain must have somehow skipped this part. then I would absolutely agree.

to be fair though, there's hardly anything a show like "Hannibal" can do about fans like this. and obviously that still doesn't automatically make it a bad series.

can (somewhat) confirm. saw the season in one big swoop and wasn't getting "tired" of it until maybe the very last third of the season.

"heavyset, drift-racing pit-fighting Pam"

something something vowel movement.

Harry Crane, Hydra suck-up, seems a good fit to me.

to be fair, wouldn't you have been shaken up by that as well? (because I know I would)

I'd like to throw in "Hunting High and Low" as their greatest eighties single.

that's not the contradiction you seemingly think it is.

"What about other immutable characteristics? Is it ok to shame all white people? What about all men?"

actually, safe spaces do make a lot of sense (for example: if someone creates a support board for people with eating disorders it is not only a good idea but even kind of necessary to shut out jerks that harrass people for laughs).

I don't understand the criticism regarding the pace either. if anything, I think it is moving actually too fast (I felt the same way about the Hunter/Ward story: I was sure they would at least milk this for another episode).

which btw if they do would have been great in hindsight (like: we were never supposed to *really* like him).

at least they were still somewhat memorable (as evidenced by you mentioning them).

the opinion on Titanic has mellowed A LOT since it came out. first it got good to great reviews… but after a while (remember that due to its incredible success this movie was a huge topic for months) there was a sizable "backlash".

DiCaprio went through the same after Titanic came out.

it becomes sexist if it implies that there can only be one female band in that genre.

btw: I have the feeling this is a very "American" issue. well, at least it doesn't seem to be such a big issue here in Europe at all.