“positioning the Mitchells as the ultimate dysfunctional family”

If you have seen the prequels, you should be able to jump into this just fine. 

I like this a lot, especially the relationship between the two kids.

The trailer is very, very misleading about the tone of this, turns out.

I loved this film! So full of energy, so full of fun action and good comedy. Loved the characters, loved the story, loved the humor; good solid stuff all around. As an elder millennial, the flimflam of the constant attention span riling extras/accents was a little grating, but I think that was partially the point.

I only skimmed over the review to avoid spoilers, so my question is: how necessary is it to have watched Clone Wars/Rebels before this show? I could never get into either of those, and the trailer featuring a precocious kid with a blaster bow and arrow sent up a red flag.

Disney acquisition is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... unnatural.

It might be caught in a tragic religious war against competing Oprahism, though.

Can we speed up that timeline? That dude has been popular way too long.

And then there will be the great Star Wars Trek? (As opposed to the great Star Trek Wars, of course.) As prophesied by the adventures of one Philip J. Fry.

It’s the Sith.  It HAS to be two things.

You’re saying the solution would be to CG Hepburn into the next trilogy, right?

I think it’s bullshit that May the 4 has become a day to celebrate all things Star Wars, when it should be the day to celebrate all things Audrey Hepburn.

I’ve always wanted to play the game Peirce’s dad made on Community. 

“What exactly is far-right? Don’t know about over there, but here in the US, it means that anyone who is not woke”

Well, I guess good for that far-right trumpster fighting off those carjackers?

Hi Jason! A chilean guy here! The video it’s hilarious, but I feel I should warn you the twitter account you linked is a far-right, trump-stan alike. On the future, please try to avoid giving visibility to account names with ‘patriota’ on them.

19 kids and counting, indeed.

I understand why they protected the set for practical reasons, but it would’ve been pretty funny (and true to life) if there was a giant chili stain on the carpet for the rest of the series.