I can’t say I’m too sad about that. I don’t know why they keep trying to make Blade Runner spin-offs a thing - it was never more than a cult classic with an aesthetic that became popular in the cyber-punk genre, and every attempt to turn it into a very profitable project has failed.

Gerrymandering and voter suppression laws have made it basically impossible for Democrats to regain power in Florida or Texas. This is not the fault of current Democrats who ace an extremely unlevel playing field.

a lot. a lot is wrong with them

‘7 for them, 1 for nobody’

Man, they look like one of them knows how you’re going to die and the other knows when.

He did, but it turned out the movie he wanted to make was... Doctor Doolittle.

downey didn’t even take his own advice there.

It’s one of those things where I’m not sure we will ever get the full story. It sounds like a combination of an actor with an ego, a producer who knew who the real money maker is and a very racist company head.

Next time baby!!

Yeah, go ahead and set your own terms with Marvel... they love that.

I am seeing double! Six Elizabeth Olsens! 

There is no greater example of how public opinion can get hijacked over time, than with LOST. The narrative that it is one of TVs worst finales is bullshit, not just because I disagree, but because it actually is bullshit. Entertainment Weekly, IGN, The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, USA Today... all favorable to…

All three of Community’s series finales were excellent.

“And then Joe Smithus arose to lead the faithful to their true reward on the planet Kolob Cobal...”

“Finally, we’ve reached a new haven and achieved peace! Watch shall we do?”

The HIMYM ending was so bad no one cares enough to charge up your hill to kill you.

The correct answer is Star Trek Enterprise, it got a TNG episode for a finale.

Fortunately, Roseanne employed that timeline splitting procedure previously seen to great effect in the Halloween film series and Neon Genesis Evangelion (multiple times) and Highlander ... er not quite so much

The finale for Battlestar Galactica suffered from the same flaws as Lost, but was much more of a trainwreck, apart from the final scenes between Adama and Roslin.

Ah, the Disney Star Wars approach to storytelling.