It is now!

They’re just modern gals. Of course they’ve had a buccaneer before.

*glumly throws manuscript for loofah-themed Choose-Your-Own-Adventure novel in the trash*

Honest to flog?

What is this, a crossover episode?!?

Possible, but that wasn’t how it was acted. Larson’s disorientation was at the surroundings and she/the camera looked around the room like it was her first time seeing it rather than the typical body-swap reaction of being confused by one’s self.

eh... it made her come off as a little bit of a dainty princess, so it was strange that the next line was, “Zoe, you’re on the [previously unmentioned] softball team, right?”

Spider-Man is a mutate who can do “whatever a spider can,” but it’s only with the help of a bangle that he’s able to spin webs.

At the very beginning she wasn’t in love with the guy, but I think it’s safe to conclude it didn’t take very long. that combined with the fact that she likely was completely worn down, being alone and on the run since we saw her last (as it opens she’s being pursued by a British soldier). It seems probable that she…

It’s a cute thing for a preteen audience, I think, but ever since Superman’s “On my world... this is not just an S” moment it feels like parody to bring in convoluted backstories for the costume choices.

I think you then have to move the ClanDestines to season 2 as well. Because, I guess, someone has to explain what their whole deal is and how they relate to Kamala and no one in Jersey is going to have that info. And also the Red Daggers need an adversary.
But I’d be fine with that. Damage Control could totally be…

Traffic was definitely a fiction. I get that you’d need a couple thousand extras to properly fill a Karachi street, but it could have been a unique set piece then instead of the generic chase it was (tuktuk notwithstanding).

Yeah, there are plenty of easy ways to get to 5k pretty fast depending on the field of work—photo/video equipment especially, but given that the luggage wasn’t lost, only delayed, that kind of equipment can usually be rented.

This is a person who spends expenses $11k for a plane ticket.

Everything here reads like either “I’m obviously being satirical because of some sort of inside joke about contempt for amuse-bouches, but do not have much experience with writing successful satire” or “I am an AI that is not very familiar with earth food and its relative sizes.”

I love when people say this on, like, Hughes or Barsanti articles, people who’ve been writing at AV Club for over 8 years. This is the first case where I think it’s really feasible, but I suspect the author has you on a technicality and lived at least a few months of the ‘90s,

I can buy that she wanted a poster retouched, but everything else in this article is over the top. If it happened, it wasn’t for being “mindful of how her frame was being marketed to impressionable young fans, who may not always see through those photoshopped illusions.” The end result was still an extraordinarily phot…

Of course, Indy could die. But that just leaves us room to check in on the thrilling life of his heretofore unmentioned brother and rival in archaeological adventure, Illinois Jones!

Also, this book was a selection of Reese’s Oprah-esque book club. So featuring her name is also to encourage people who know the title as readers first, that it’s likely to be a faithful adaptation.

The author is saying the latter, that it’s not okay to portray Hank being discriminated against, because it repeats the “yeah, well would [foreign people I find weird and exotic] be so tolerant and accepting of our [read: white, Western, Michael Cera-esque] culture?? I don’t think so.” argument, which is a baseless…