Or even mentioned. If they’re going to write off Judomaster, I would like a emotional farewell befitting the show, maybe with Economos and Vigilante rolling him up in a rug and pitching him into the dumpster out back.

I somehow doubt that Leota is in real danger. Waller presumably knows that Murn is a butterfly and has some sort of leverage over him.

After Leota shot him they had Judomaster back on the couch hooked up to the IV, so I assume that he’s still alive. 

My resolution is to smoke more Herbs.

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Wait wait wait.

The DC honchos have pretty much given up on MCU-style strict continuity, which is great because the Snyderian pomp of yesteryear’s DC would never allow for a show like Peacemaker, and would especially forbid the inclusion of wacky comics characters like Bat-Mite, Matter-Eater Lad, or The Detachable Kid.

Oh, lots of similarities to Evil Dead. The churlish antihero, copious gore, violent slapstick, bawdy humor, vicious succubi.

It’s a great episode, and if the writers have to end things here, it’s a wonderful finale. But absolutely: more please!

Forget it, son. It’s Herbtown.

I really hope that a continuation is somehow in the cards for “The Expanse”. Ending the show with the culmination of the Free Navy arc doesn’t provide closure on a lot of big plot points: Laconia, the creators of the protomolecule, the ships going Dutchman. C’mon, Bezos, if you can’t spare a few hundred billion to pay…

Only seen the first episode of Peacemaker thus far, but that deft balance is sorely missing. I think Gunn works better with the time constraint of a feature film, and even his longer films can feel a bit baggy and poorly paced. I guess therein lies the difference between “letting things breathe” and “taking your sweet…

Season finale drops tomorrow, no? But indeed, don’t hold your breath waiting for it to be mentioned on What’s On Tonight.

Faster, Peacemaker! Pacify! Pacify!

They’ll never stop Seattle Grey’s

Uncut Gem Babies: Friendship Is Manic

All gifts are accepted by Aranaktu.

It is none of those things. It is however a name that the Gaines couple uses in their branding.

The season premieres with three episodes, then there’s a new episode released each week until the season’s done. Eight episodes total.

Reminds me of this old chestnut: “Pitchfork Gives Music 6.8”