Or at least a lifetime's supply of cigarettes? (Not as much as it sounds).

Yorktown alone was worth the price of admission for me. That and seeing the Enterprise get destroyed, (which I'll admit was a shocker; not in that it happened as part of the plot, but simply seeing it get destroyed), which was quite visceral. I love this rebooted universe, but my criticism is that they are less sci-fi…

Philistine! One of the Muppets who shot at Han Solo before he took Gandalf and Spock to the Death Star to rescue Princess Peach.

So it'll be Han's ex, who remarried Guido, who is raising Han's son with no support. Now we know who shot first.

I couldn't make it through the first few minutes. One crappy cover jammed over top of another. Were there like 5,000 songs in that movie?

"Take that Disney! You think you can handle Star Wars? Go for it. My new animated movie is going to show everyone how it's really done. That'll show you for giving me a gajillion dollars!"

I HAVE TO KNOW!!

Is this Luke Cage show worth a look? AV Club is oddly silent about it.

The Dope Pope!

Then this is more of a writing issue. I felt that I just didn't have the back story as to why she was so abrasive. Hopefully that will be explained as the show progresses. I'll have to check out Borgen.

I'm not familiar with her, but the character is just written as a bitchy boss lady so far. For example, she treats the douchey, English writer (and granted, he looks slimy) like shit throughout the first episode. Maybe he deserves it, but we don't know that yet. I'm hoping they flesh her out a bit, otherwise she's…

Loved it. I kinda thought it would be robot Jurassic Park, and there is an element of that, but I'm totally sold on both the rogue human and robot plots.

Oh, I get it. And I also get this is a skit comedy show, but he's definitely making a statement. I'm just interested to see if he thinks we have anything in common as Americans any more. Is there a song that we can all agree upon? Or is the idea of American dead? Is there any connective tissue left? Even if it's a…

I'm interested to know what Michael Che thinks the National Anthem should be?

True. I'm certainly not saying he's a prince. He's woefully sel-centered, but all of the Pfeiffermans appear to be. I just don't think there was any overt malice involved. He wanted a casual thing, at least at first, and it's way more difficult to do that in this situation. Not his fault either; just that situation.

No problem, just a discussion. Like I said, I don't think he meant to be hurtful. It was out of ignorance. I really don't see the the character as a "fuckboy" or out for just kicks. He seemed to have genuine affection for Shea. He just opened his big dumb mouth and said something stupid. I'm not defending his…

Not sure I get that he's a "fuckboy," and we'll never know. Most relationships start out fairly casual at first, and I don't see that either of these characters are innocent in any sense of the word. I've not seen anything to suggest he wouldn't want to explore a relationship with Shea. I just see him as being…

I think the tragedy in that scene went both ways. Obviously Josh for not being able to see through his own bullshit with regard to Shea, but also for Shea not being patient with Josh. Maybe he could have stepped up to the plate given the chance and some education. Granted, it's not Shea's job to teach him or be an…

For real. I knew when her spank buddy said she'd seen some shit, that was going to end badly.

Seveneves and I'm enjoying it immensely. I keep stalling so it won't end.