Thank You!!!

I’ve read the Foundation and Empire books (several times over) - and virtually pretty much every other written word of Asimov’s works - and I’m one of those people that genuinely enjoys the show.

I mean,....he has to keep giving her money regardless since they have two children together.

Strikes me more as a “Clueless ignorant white person”-type question, than anything malevolent and ill-meaning.

Since he wasn’t a prisoner there, he likely could have left at any moment he so chose to (against their advice, considering the fact that he was and probably still is a wanted man in the States).

That wasn’t Ross.

This is a big part of the reason of why this phase of the MCU has felt so disjointed and not very coehrent with itself like how the previous phases did.

“When we were insolent we were place in burlap bags and beaten with reeds....

To add on to that,....

>>>>”So... why not start your own social media website and call it X.com? Why spend $44 billion on an established company, with a world-renowned brand identity, and throw away the branding? It would be like a billionaire buying McDonalds, and immediately replacing the golden arches logo with something else.”

It’s AI_X

Give it time.

He’s talking about when you have to break into another car to get a pet or a child out.

That’s because you’re an embarrassment yourself.

The only gripe I have with this show is that it’s only 6 episodes instead of 12.

>>>>” Loosely based on Isaac Asimov’s novel, the series spans 1,000 years and follows a band of exiles who want to save their Galactic Empire from destruction.”

Age of Ultron may not have been a bad bad movie, but there’s no question that out of all the Avengers movies made, it’s the weakest by far.

Whedon’s last two superhero team-up movies (Ultron and Justice League) suggest otherwise.

You’re arguing both sides of the coin.

Man of Steel was a great Superman movie.