Was that when he told Variety that his show was “emotionally 100% true” but that “you can’t do the exact truth, for both legal and artistic reasons.” He explained that “obviously, we were very aware that some characters in it are vulnerable people, so you don’t want to make their lives more difficult. So you have to…

He's moderately attractive and deeply unthreatening

The Doctor becoming a giant mope because his 20 year old girlfriend left was one of the worst developments in that era. Making 11 baffled and offput by Amy's advances (and human sexuality in general) was a much needed corrective

The Percy Jackson people are going to figure out where you live smh

This. Most of the novels above are pretty straightforward adventures. Any of Wolfe’s Urth output is basically unfilmable.

It’s not remotely Irish, so probably not? 

and that’s been the case for a long time now. it’s a systemic issue that will persist until the whole network is sold off and dismembered for parts.

on some level, this is probably because editing is no longer a thing at any of the Kinja outlets. most of these pieces seem to get a single look over before the author hits “publish,” as anything else would slow down the churn of content. the writing itself hardly seems to matter anyway, as all anybody needs to do is…

kylie’s surgeon deserves a lot of credit for leaving her looking pretty much like herself 

Turning every piece of content into a culture war site independent of its quality is the worst tendency of this post-Ghostbusters era in media. If it looks bad, don't watch it. Consuming stuff doesn't make you a good person.

By most accounts the movie was neither fun nor good (i.e. the things I said were important), so.... me, I would think? 

Oooh, you’re *naturally* obtuse. That makes so much more sense!

I can’t tell if you’re being deliberately obtuse or not? What I said was being fun and good will be a greater factor in its success (i.e. box office take) than its DCEU connections, because general audiences only care about the former, and only terminally online dipshits care about the latter. The movie is apparently…

No his point was that it would do poorly “since it’s the dying breath of a now irrelevant universe,” which is only a factor for a small segment of the audience; if people turned up to DCEU flicks because of inter-film connections, they'd have done better. My point is that other factors (fun, quality) are more…

Buddy if fucking Mel Gibson won’t stay cancelled, then Vin Diesel will be fine, even if the allegations are true 

With the exception of big-franchise super hero flicks, just about every single movie you ever watched was “the dying breath of a now-irrelevant universe.” All this thing needs to be is good and fun (or bad and fun, if it’s anything like the first Aquaman), and people probably will come to see it. 

Honestly a franchise comprised entirely of meaningless pop culture fluff and vague lore that doesn’t matter seems right up his alley

Depending on where you live, your best option for fresh veg is often the frozen food aisle. 

More importantly, Miles Morales has been pretty well received by audiences in every medium he’s appeared in; audiences seem more than capable of managing two people having the same title at once.

Which honestly makes The End a perfect choice to open the show