The only one of those I have seen is The Americans. But I'm wondering what about how they handle rape is was any better? I feel like one could easily make a claim that it was problematic how Liz's rape was used as motivation for her husband to kill said rapist and for the two to bang right after getting rid of the…

The subject of rape in Game of Thrones has always been fascinating one to me because I am never able to get a good focus on what exactly the criticism is.

Perhaps the reason why people watch stuff like this is BECAUSE this is the 21st century.

I agree that that is a bad message to send, but a comment above said that their issue with the Sansa rape thing is how it depicted her becoming "empowered" by the experience, which is also a morbid view of it. Which one is the one that we are supposed to be mad at?

I think a more optimistic way of looking at it is not "There's nothing they can do that won't undermine last game's ending", rather "For them to continue the story after such an impactful ending, they must have something really good in store"

I always kinda felt for Logan a bit. Sure he's a bit of a frathole, but there isn't anything inherently wrong about how he plays in Westworld. Logan has no reason to believe the hosts can have souls, so to him, William is dumping his flesh-and-blood sister for what is essentially a real doll with the brain of…

A recent Reddit thread got me questioning William=MiB: MiB tells Teddy last episode that the moment he first saw the hosts as alive was when he killed Maeve and her daughter, but it is clear that William as of now sees Delores as alive.

"WHAT ARE YOU DOING, FELIX!? TURN HER OFF, SHE ISN'T SUPPOSED TO BE AWAKE! WHY ARE YOU ACCESSING HER PROGRAMMING!? YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO THAT! WHY ARE YOU TELLING HER WHAT SHE IS!? WHY ARE YOU NOW SHOWING MAEVE AROUND THE LAB!? WHAT IS TO BE GAINED FROM ALL OF THIS!? YOU ARE ONLY MAKING THINGS WORSE! FELIX, JUST…

You make a ton of good points, many of which I agree with. Butters is clearly not right in his actions. Instead of going along with Kyle to find a peaceful resolution with the girls, he calles him an Uncle Kyle and riles up the brokenhearted boys into a chest-beating MRA frenzy. Just typing this I am fighting to…

Yeah, probably.

That's a very good addition. Due to the trolls, blanket judgement will be placed upon everyone on the internet via the tool that removes anonymity "but is only for tracing the identity of trolls, thank you."

The reviewer says that Butters and the boys resort to victimization and protest instead of trying to understand where the girls were coming from, but for the last three episodes the boys have been doing nothing but trying to stop the very troll the girls are mad at. It's not like the boys were downplaying or laughing…

I'm not sure what you mean by the explanation being "not enough". Steven says that Peridot doesn't poof easily, Peri says that her gem race doesn't poof easily. That is why she is not poofing. I'm not sure what else is needed.

I wasn't really sure how I felt about the bully's mom. I feel like, at least on TV, that version of bully who pulls knives on his victims and forces them to jump off cliffs are not the type of kids to have super involved, pearl-clutchy moms like that.

"The fewer steps you skip on the journey, the more we can savor the destination."

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