Pretty much agreed, though in all fairness, George Lucas was more focused on making those Star Wars films cooler, so the writing ended up getting short shrift (If you're talking about the new ones, they're at least entertaining even if copies of the originals). Ridley Scott however, has less of an excuse when it comes…

One of my favorite albums of all time, and really loved the 1999 documentary. Pretty much inspired me to go to Spain years later.

But I get results?

Wow, I barley remember that one. Guess there's only room (in my mind that is) for so many Simpsons quotes.

Err, not very recently, no (not within the last year or two that is). I assumed it had something to do with Superman since that was what the comment was talking about

I have no idea what that's supposed to mean.

Ever heard of absolute power corrupts absolutely? That seems to be what Superman can represent (power corrupting even the purest of good amongst us), and why there are storylines dedicated to that theme across al superhero stories.

Lawyers, that's who!

After that "There'll be time to mourn" line, I was like, someone's gotta smack the taste outta his mouth.

Con: having to listen to fucktards like Ozzy and Debbie more than once. By the gods they made me so angry. And i had the flu!

I honestly didn't dislike Ozzy that much before this season, but his sermonizing at the end really made me dislike him a lot.

Same here.

What a terrible show this has become. I've been skimming/scanning the last few episodes and I couldn't have made a better choice!

Yeah, this season had so much potential, but then all the stupid twists at the beginning really screwed too many of the interesting players.

Ozzy is a goddamn moron. And his wtf speech at the reunion really made me cringe. Stop trying to sound insightful, idiot.

Dude needed a Snickers.

Oh for fuck's sake, shut the fuck up Ozzie.

The Spy Who Passed Away

Yeah, that's def fair to say. Prometheus certainly had far more stupid human tricks actions, but Covenant just had more stupid setups to get them there that were made off-screen (let's fly into a storm! let's decide to make everyone act frantically stupid!) or unfathomably stupid motivations (Billy "look into that egg…

If it's done straight up without any contrivances, that's perfectly fine, but when it's done extremely exploitatively, like in this case, then it's fair to criticize. The fact that we're even defending this scene shows that we've fallen for the bait. There shouldn't be a question of whether or not this was scripted…