It was definitely unfinished, by which I mean it lacked the polish and consistency that other Pratchett novels have. If you read through the parts including Nanny Ogg, you can tell that what he was trying to do was finish the whole plot arc rather than focus on the accurate characterization and, yes, the jokes.

Yeah, The Shepherd’s Crown was badly badly unfinished.

Great letter.

I mean. Avatar is dull no matter the format.

Anybody remember when Superman could have a movie that raised up its audience to be empathetic and righteous?

So I saw Avatar in theaters because my ex-boyfriend was a Cameron fanboy and I haven’t been to a 3d movie since. Who are you people buying those overpriced tickets?? Have any of those movies made the 3d worth it?

I can’t tell what you mean by this. I was demonstrating that not all men are evil in WW with an example. This picture seems to demonstrate that the film has multi-faceted women in it. Yes?

It means “yes,” with the additional sense of deep affirmation. You can think of it as the opposite of “yeah” as an apathetic agreement.

Uhhuh.

Girl if you think Wonder Woman is about Greek Mythology you bought the wrong ticket.

Gif Thread!

But as Charles Darwin pointed out over 150 years ago, evolution tends to thrive on variability, where only the “fittest” survive.

TBH, the fact that they’re just now organizing people to start collecting these glasses when they, as astronomers, knew this was coming does make it seem like they’ve spent 7 seconds thinking about this.

Yeah, but none of that explains why they’re suddenly desperate to go back to the place they were banished from several thousand years ago.

It wasn’t ever spelled out this way now that I think about it, but I was assuming that the Hand needed to get back into K’un Lun to avoid dying ever again—like, having the substance can bring you back to life, but Alexandra doesn’t want to go to the dark place again and needs some mystical whatnot in Magical Tibet to…

Dred Scott Memorial Highway. Let us not forget.

Alien wasn’t a fluke because Scott didn’t write it. The problem is that O’Bannon is dead and Scott’s become an egomaniac.

Seconded. There also used to be articles with great questions and reading the answers was super fun. More audience-directed things!

I am very intrigued. The power-dynamic between Joker and Harley is begging to be flipped on its head, and this is the perfect opportunity.

I’ll say what I said last time. If they cast pretty people to be pretty monsters, they’ll have missed the point of the series.