Geordi was a black guy with fancy eyeglasses, which he didn't even wear in some scenes. I think your mom is just cyborgcist.
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What… do you think the literal meaning of the term is, I'm curious.
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I feel like literalizing myths is kind of what Morrison *does* in comics.
He would probably argue that's what all comics do, he's just doing so intentionally.
I'm more upset than no one's mentioning The Onion's series Sex House, which by all rights should have ended the entire genre, except reality show producers have no sense of shame and would probably only watch it to get ideas.
If you want the real answer, the Alliance is mostly concerned with the inner sphere of habitated planets, and leaves the less-populated outer ones more to their own devices. It's kind of a major aspect of the setting.
"You said it was incoherent, which almost tautologically means you didn't understand it", is considerably more fair, I think.
It seemed fine to me, as an in media res way to raise the stakes.
Look, I'm saying this as a general fan of genital-faced rodents… You should probably just stop watching the show. You never seem to get much out of it other than irritation.
But Mah Fanon!!!
Normally I would be inclined to agree with you, but… pretty much everything in this episode *was* some kind of sex/relationship metaphor.
Welp, apparently we're going to need a new word for rape, since this one has become near useless due to overly-broad trivialization. Language always evolves, I suppose.
I'm not intimately familiar with the Adventure Time creators, so I looked him up. Jesse Moynihan did Mystery Dungeon, your argument is invalid.
So, this episode was one of two things in my life I've seen that had so much Freudian symbolism, I just gave up trying to analyze it and let it wash over me (the other being the anime series FLCL). That's kind of impressive!
Allow me to introduce you to a slightly terrifying fandom for something called My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic…
How familiar are you with Green Arrow's origins? He pretty much did start as an exact ripoff of Batman, complete with teenage sidekick, Arrowmobile, Arrow-signal, etc. So, if that's true it's kind of in keeping with the character.
Yeah, I think it was pretty clear that, his travels complete, he went back home to die.
If it wasn't PB, why would Phlannel have just hung around observing Lemonhope up in the cloud all that time? He'd either have rescued him immediately or gone off to kill monsters and experience freedom, etc.
You're the reason we can't have subtlety in anything. Obvious physical similarities and attempts at disguise aside, there were like 10 things that pointed out it was PB trying a different teaching method with Lemonhope. But given the amount of viewers (including the reviewer) who apparently missed them, I guess they…