Considering that Bezos countered this lawsuit with the totally-solid argument that he can’t be racist because he’s banging a Latino woman, I’m going to go ahead and say why not both.

In the grim darkness of the immediate present, there is only people asking Henry Cavill about Warhammer.

Strange New Worlds is inarguably phenomenal. All time best S1 of any Star Trek show.

I disagree. Mon is just being a parent. A working parent, yes, but there’s been nothing so far to suggest she’s neglecting her daughter in any way.

Not to mention his volte-face after poor old Ulaf was put down. Not euthanised - put down. Up until that moment he was all for playing by the rules and then realising that there was no way out. He was brilliant (as he always is, to be fair).

So my hunch about Vel was only partially correct - she is a society girl but I never thought she’d be related to Mon. That took me by surprise. Perrin is the fucking worst and I dearly hope he dies at some point in the very near future (I’m looking at you, Tay. Something tells me you’re more than just a banker and…

Those final 30 seconds were icing on the cake. 

Oh yeah, Serkis KILLED IT in this episode. That last scene.... holy cow.

daddy’s girl Leida (Bronte Carmichael) puts her mother on the spot by calling him “mother’s old boyfriend”—which Mon deduces she got from her dad.

Interesting.

I mean that’s the obvious conclusion, yes, though if they designed the whole thing probably it wouldn’t even need any still-active tech, it’d be a self-supporting system.

Yeah. People keep talking about the torment ending apocalypse, but they never deliver on it.

“The easiest solution here is simply for hundreds of thousands of people to change their behavior voluntarily. Sadly, their character simply does not reach my lofty standards. A pity. Perhaps I’ll find a species of sentient ape who can appreciate my big brain.”

Now that Idiocracy has fully formed into real life, will Mystery Men be next?

I am 100% here for Low-Rent Batman and the rest of the Sense of Right Alliance 

The danger of one man having so much influence on social media is alarming.  He will literally be able to push whatever agenda he wants.

First of all, I will not be gaslit into thinking this has been an uneven season, because it hasn’t.

I’ve been a fan of the season (even the Peanut Hamper episode), and started watching it week to week (instead of a couple day binge) because the reviews were so bad here. It is without a doubt a world building season, and it’s not a bad thing that it’s missing the big drama swings of previous seasons.

I’m with you on this season being good, with only one disappointing episode. On which episode, however, we disagree; I loved A Mathematically Perfect Redemption, and it was this episode I was not enamored with. I didn’t like the regression in Mariner and Freeman’s relationship, I didn’t like that everyone beside the…