Eh, the episode was certainly written before Roiland got fired, and honestly there’s a pretty good chance he recorded the dialogue for it and it just got redubbed by the replacement actors.

There’s an arc in the comics where the reader spends a few months thinking Foggy’s dead but it turns out he’s in witness protection. Literally do that.

The weirdest thing about that episode is that it’s barely a science fiction story. The bad guy is apparently a master hacker, but no more so than you might see in CSI, most Black Mirror episodes involve some big sci-fi concept.

Ah, the airplane of the sand.

The backlash irritated me because that opening was *obviously* curated, someone didn’t just type in ‘opening credits montage’ and call it a day.

Hurting people is the point. Conservatives would happily abort every wanted pregnancy in the world if it meant a 12 year old was forced to carry to term.

The first time I played Dragon Age Origins I had turned off ‘persistent gore’ before I got to the joining ceremony, it just looked ridiculous in the dialogue scenes.

I’m imagining a set that comes in multiple bags but you can’t open the next bag until you pay off Tom Nook.

I’m still annoyed about Yuffie being pronounced Yoofee. If it wasn’t meant to rhyme with Buffy, they should have spelled it Yufi.

Still no word on Jimmy Pesto being recast or killed off? It’s getting increasingly weird that they haven’t considering how many characters they’ve recast for a variety of reasons.

They’re crying first amendment to defend false advertising, because of course they are. I hope this counts as bearing false witness when these ‘Christians’ meet up with St. Peter.

Seth MacFarlane just shows up to do the voices and collect a paycheck on Family Guy, and he seems to be doing okay.

I recall an interview with a Solar Opposites animator who said that the other co-creator is involved in all aspects of production, but they had never actually met Roiland.

I’m glad to see this book mentioned without someone complaining about how it ‘retconned’ Han into being part of Corellian royalty, something that was revealed to be a lie from one of Han’s ancestors 10 pages later but for some reason treated as true by people who don’t pay attnetion.

Their first instinct is to find ways to protect a pedophile they don’t even know.

I’m pretty sure I’m the only one who liked Move Along Home, so I liked that bit.

Siege of Mandalore felt like it was meant to be a movie, parts 2-4 are they only episodes that don’t open with recaps to make it flow more seamlessly.

Someone got a look at the polling numbers? Hurting people is a major goal of the Republican party, but getting reelected is priority one.

Yeah, but they also got rid of all overtly female clothing when they made all the clothes gender neutral to make sure it would be impossible for a male presenting character to wear a skirt.

As far as I can tell, the situation is that news outlets want to be paid to receive free advertising? I’ve yet to find anything that refutes that.