He proclaimed it as one of the best stories ever told and I criticized it for its deep flaws - most egregiously the dismal treatment of Barbara Gordon

“Problematic” is a funny word, as it implies that there’s something wrong with its object without actually saying it. The closest synonym I can think of is “[something that] I don’t like,” and it’s generally reserved for things that are symbolic of some issue without contributing either way. As such, it’s always…

most egregiously the dismal treatment of Barbara Gordon.

I was hoping there would be some self-awareness in this video. That it would give at least a slight wink at the silliness of dredging up a fat, easy target such as 60s pulp sci-fi to be deconstructed from a modern feminist perspective. Nope, not a bit. In my opinion, this contributes to the stereotype that modern…

Fixed. C’mon, have some integrity.

They claim that animals have rights on one hand, and administer euthanasia to thousands of stray pets with the other.

Force gas.

What comes after Winds of Winter? Is there supposedly one more book after that?

It’s stress, too. For the first time in his life, he’s being held accountable for the crap he says and does.

There was a lot of failure going on if the idea was to Gently shape it.

Pfft. What they *should* have done is have everyone live, and then go back and digitally put them into Episodes IV-VI.

Gee, the one unifying theme in all these was a dislike and mistrust of Hillary. Something much of the left agrees with. Someone remind me why the DNC pretty much anointed her as the nominee again?

“America is essentially a 3 year old child.”

I’m pretty sure that Deckard to going to be dead as a doornail by the end of this one.

This movie’s success relies on Harrison Ford’s uncanny ability to play old men reluctantly called back to old business.

Last I heard, both Masamune Shirow, and Mamoru Oshii are really liking what they’re doing. When the series creator, and the director of the original movie are both digging it, they must be doing something right.

Imagine a voter standing in the booth going “Damn that io9! I think I will vote Trump! *evil cackle* meeehehehehe! ”

But, in Alabama, after your husband dies, you're supposed to marry your brother or father.