I haven’t witnessed a more pathetic and transparent attempt to convince the public that Winston is good in decades.

Can’t wait to serve under this new Green Juice Regime.

Are we sure that isn’t Kylo Ren’s line about ending the Jedi? Looks like an editing trick to me.

Same here. The Ringer is total trash.

I’ve been on board since the first episode and have mostly enjoyed the ride ever since. But yeah, it’s time to end things. Let’s just enjoy the rare treat of a good show going out on its own terms.

The Venture Bros. has actually done a good job of exploring themes like this.

If Commodore’s jersey number wasn’t 64, his career was wasted.

At one point I noticed the voice actor for Ryder sounded like he was hitting puberty hard, which is probably why they threw him into Adventure Bay. Also, pretty sure Zuma drives some sort of boat or hovercraft. And now I’m off to stick my head in the oven for knowing this shit.

Maybe the ghoul from the Creepshow movies is available. Come to think of it, I’d love to see all the segments on the new show intro’d in that manner.

Are there other splinter Empire groups, e.g. Second Order or Third Order? Seems like that would pose more of a dramatic threat than just having Empire Jr.

Dalton was good. Dalton riding down a mountain in a cello case? Not so much.

Wrestling parents need to be top 5.

Watch almost any European soccer league and at least half the jerseys are sponsored by some shady seeming betting or precious metal exchange company.

This, for me, still sets a standard for compositions in an action sequence.

The scene just before this, when the troops are lined up and ready to basically march to their deaths... that part of the score still gives me chills. So, so good.

The full shot of the crashed Star Destroyer was all kinds of great, and reminded me somewhat of how Abrams composed the shot of the shipyard in Iowa from the first Star Trek reboot film.

We could also, alternately, band together with other nations, cut FIFA out of the mix, and stage a Global Cup without them

NEWMAN: Lately, though, I've been, uh, - I've been buying the generic brand of waxed beans. you know.

Probably a combination of the societal taboo factor and an affirmation of the immortality that teenagers seem to believe they're imbued with.