Funny you should bring that up. ScreenRant just did an entire article about how AoS and LoT have been having a little fun back and forth. Looks like they missed this one.

Thank you! I worried it was a little too flowery, you know? But I couldn’t resist. It’s the level of nuance it deserves.

Final third of this article really sums up my thoughts perfectly. Beautifully written

I’m the opposite. I like when companies talk about what they are working on even if it is far out. The problem is that some gamers see a cool trailer and then become obsessed, turn toxic, don’t accept delays, cancellations, etc and the fun is ruined.

Yeah but I do hope somehow Marvel reconciles the show, and possibly the Netflix shows, soon. It looks like the’re going to reconcile the past Spidey films soon.

Crisis is the new Speed Force.

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I bet this sounded better in your “why won’t Chloe Wang date me” subreddit.

Cancel culture implies a massive conspiracy to take power away from someone undeserving. What is actually happening is people are saying “Oh, I don’t want to give my money, business and support to people who do bad things.” It’s not new. It’s not different beyond the fact that the internet exists so things can gain…

Get over it.

It’s pretty nice being able to use my gaming rig to make a few bucks when I’m not using it.

I’d never been more pleased with a character death than Marissa’s. It really saved the show. Funny that she mentioned things got bad in the middle of season 2, because that’s when the SHOW started to get bad. Season 4 was a revelation, and it’s sort of incredible how the rehabbed Taylor’s character into the best…

S4 was so underappreciated. and Taylor was definitely the MVP through sheer force of will

“all O.C. fans can agree that her death on season 3 was the show’s most tragic moment, and marked when it all started going downhill”

I  love it overall, but YMMV.

The message is don’t be a toxic asshole. Especially one bad enough to cause five writers to quit en masse in protest of your profound asshattery.

And kind of rightly so? Love him or hate him, if you only remember Family Matters for one thing, it’s almost certainly some wacky Urkell shit and not Aunt Rachel’s dating misadventures or Carl bonding with Eddie.

On the other hand, that is absolutely not the 12-year-old child actor’s fault.  He seems to have a good sense that the root of the problem was network fuckery, but that’s still no excuse for cold-shouldering a kid.

I mean he didn’t do that...the writers / showrunners did.

Why do you feel it is necessary to state this?