This just makes the case against travesties like OAN that much more apparent. Oliver’s show, which he readily and repeatedly admits is entertainment, not news, does a vastly better job at being real news than things like OAN, which present themselves as legitimate and then proceed to be underhanded manipulators.

There are no possible words in a memoir that could prove his innocence. The only possible effect his words could have would be to prove his guilt if he admitted to it.

A lot of the takes here are so weird.

Did he though? Before and after the whole thing blew up he seemed to avoid saying anything whatsoever about it, just pretending nothing happened as much as possible even afterward, and I recall people who were at his first show after the blowup saying he talked about how horrible it was for him but didn’t really seem…

The problem was the original conceit, which they stuck to adamantly, wrecked not only the finale, but also the progression of the show throughout its run.

Ah, sorry, my comment has a more accusatory tone than I intended. I meant it more as a heads-up, as I’ve seen couples do similar things which are individually nearly inconsequential but build up over time into crazy arguments and conflicts, mostly based on different perspectives, not malevolence. One person sees that…

Every person in the world who looks normal: “Am I boring? Am I boring? Am I boring?”

I don’t ride but know several people who do, and the strong consensus among them is that HD is the bike for people who don’t understand bikes. It’s a showy brand more than anything else; the actual bikes are outclassed in every metric by competitors. They are selling a baseless idea more than an actual quality product.

With the focus on Picard dying in the same episode they show an android body prepped for human mind transfer, and another season on the way, there is, what, a 100.00% chance Picard gets put in that body, right? Which itself is very similar to what they did with THE SAME ACTOR in an X-Men movie.

It really is sad to see Ray and Nora go, made worse by Routh’s statements that the show internally handled his exit rather poorly (which he made in a podcast with Michael Rosenbaum).

But there’s no really valid reason to be saying that. We know what to do, they’re doing it, albeit late - actually treating the virus seriously. You positioning this as an unknown the writer is failing to answer makes no sense, and it just about distraction.

The point is that when Obama was in charge, Trump had many criticisms, yet when Trump is in charge, he does those same things or worse. Who knows how many people died due to the delayed reaction while Trump was saying the concern over the virus was a political attack on him - his narcissism and lack of intelligence…

After the election I didn’t understand why so many people voted for such a ridiculously horrible choice, and at first I had the same generalizations. But I read an article that painted a more nuanced picture. There are wide swaths of people, generally those in rural areas, who have been effectively pushed to the…

At first I thought that Biden himself proved rather strongly how irrelevant a VP is (seriously, what did he actually do besides smile for pictures and leech off Obama’s popularity), but given that at the best of times he looks like a breeze may break him in half and that he can’t seem to handle even the slightest…

Weird that you left out those who voted for Trump, who would seem to be the most to blame.

While I agree that the show will readily have someone behave out of character for a lame joke or weak story element, the transition of Ned from kind to hateful actually seems depressingly realistic. Whether that previous kindness was a false veneer or was just eroded away by continued exposure to hate speech, Ned now…

But the threat of a virus strikes people’s lizard-brain freakout buttons much more strongly. Very slight chance of your own death? Freak the hell out. Very strong chance of substantial overall reductions to quality of life and potentially many, many more deaths, but off in the future and mostly something that will…

I’m really not sure what to think about this yet. While it’s pretty much always good to get new Digimon content, it kind of sucks they’re going back to the original, for a bunch of reasons. 1) Like the articles says, the recent movies were about the characters maturing past everything in the show, so to have it just…

Who are the people that want to play as Hydra Cap? Actually I’m pretty sure I don’t want to know.

Ha yeah, that really spoke to me.