Tim dumbfuck Tebow was also blacklisted. Look, hate the league for putting up with domestic violence, but the league does not like people voicing controversial opinions.
Tom Brady had to literally avoid visiting the White House post-super bowl to avoid people thinking he was a trump supporter to avoid political…
Sneaky Pete
trappster
It’s almost as if people don’t understand that two things can be equally true.
Personally, (and I guess this needs to be said) I supported Kaepernick’s decision to not stand as a form of protest. It was subtle, poignant, and about as far away from “attention seeking” as one can get. Honestly, the only reason it got so much media coverage was because people who disagreed with him wouldn’t shut up…
than a guy who once was a few botched playcalls away from winning the Super Bowl
That’s how I became a certified ‘Female Body Inspector’
Consumers don’t, but as someone in the industry I read it every morning.
I identify as cisneck.
Did you just assume their neck status?
This. Boba Fett exudes dark possibilities. He’s got real mystique, and a real sense of being someone well-traveled in Star Wars. During the original trilogy, he could have turned out to be anything.
yeah there are tons of movie and videogames with Fett as main character... oh wait
1. He got introduced in the Holiday Special, back when folks were desperate for any scrap of Star Wars anything. With years to go until new movies came out, people built up a lot of fan theories and such around such a cool looking new character.
He’s the only one who doesn’t take crap from Vader.
So much this. Not only is his lack of screen time intriguing, he literally never removes his helmet. So all you get is that gruff voice of his, and his general badassery.
Would you want to use a jetpack without a cape? I think not.
Wow, my eyes must not be very good. I don't see it at all!
Personally it was how mysterious he was, how badass he looked, and how he was able to out smart Han Solo and track him down. Plus I love that he semi-threateningly talks back to Vader without being afraid. "He's no good to me dead" would be suicidal to say if it came from anyone else.
Everything I've seen made it look like a Star Wars version of Arkham City with cover based blaster combat. What exactly were you looking at?
The mystery of his limited presence in the trilogy is a gigantic chunk of why people love him. He'd be cool just based on his appearance & other stuff, but the fact that he's a bit of a ghost is what makes people dig him.
damn you Disney