It also seems unfair because TFA splits them all up at the end. TLJ could’ve paired Finn and Poe together, of course, but Rey definitively had to be split from the group based on TFA’s ending.

Now that’s a name I’ve not heard in a loooong time. A long time.

Sometimes the YouTube comments bless us with a gem:

They definitely went out of their way to cast a very twink-ish looking elf.

The multiplayer was very fun but the story mode was such a step down from Jedi Outcast.

I think you can find small videos here and there of the stars training. But the takeaway is that they use exclusive personal trainers and nutritionists who create tailor-made workout and meal plans that would be impossible to achieve without ample time and disposable income.

Uh, here’s what Rob McElhenney said about his own transformation:

Angela could smash the egg or, alternatively, they could have ended it with her standing by the pool contemplating whether or not to eat the egg. That’s the sort of ambiguous ending I would be OK with.

I think they were being facetious.

Then the movie could at least get the facts right. Going the extra mile to vilify the media in 2019 is a bad look as well.  

True (I think those were really generous grades, personally), but AV Club also chose not to include the show in their top 25 of the year.

Yes but this is about the best television of 2019, not the most culturally relevant.

I’d almost forgotten about The Boys - that does seem like a glaring omission from this list.

There is a lot of hyperbole, as always, but I think the season simply didn’t rank or score a passing grade for many viewers, especially when there was such an abundance of stronger television this year to contrast it with.

I guess I’ve watched more television this year than I realized because I’ve actually seen a lot of these shows; Crazy Ex, Tucca & Bertie, I Think You Should Leave, The Good Place, Watchmen, The Mandolorian, Pose, Russian Doll, Fleabag, Schitt’s Creek, Stranger Things, Documentary Now!, and Bojack.

I’m not sure why you’re surprised by GoT’s omission. The final season is notoriously disliked.

Ghostbusters: The Force Awakens

Yes, from Season 2 and called “Bounty Hunters.”

Seemed like Cara shot someone through the right viewport and that’s what made it lose control so I’d assume it wasn’t autopiloted.

The townspeople conspired to murder the goose’s caretaker, so it made a revenge list.