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I seem to recall reading back in the day that the TNG writer’s guidlines specifically stated the producers weren’t interested in any pitches involving the parasite aliens and I’d be surprised if anyone was stupid enough to resurrect that storyline now but you never know with this bunch of idiots.

Plot Twist courtesy of Red Letter Media:

There’s a difference between events like that and multi-day conventions.

It took two seconds to find CDC advice to avoid large gatherings, as of May 2021.

This has to be the most out of touch reaction I’ve read.

Cheaper the sooner you buy for D*C too. My pass for 2020 that I bought in the week after 2019 well before anything was going down with Covid was I think $90. D*C only hits $140 if you’re buying at the last minute really.

Dragon Con is still going on as well that same weekend, which usually brings in 80,000-100,000 people. They claim they’re running at reduced capacity (whatever nebulous number that is), and will only sell one day badges online with a cap on how many they sell, but I guess we’ll see how many people actually go. Georgia

So the thing about this series is that the Jezebel writers are all just kinda winging it instead of hiring architecture writers. As a result, some are better than others, especially when it comes to historical research. Rich’s article wasn’t half bad. Megan’s was atrocious. This one is middle-of-the-road. But they all

I asked where the author got it from, not where you got it from. I read the article and saw you cited this lady. But I cannot find a singular other source calling a room that, nor have I ever heard it called that in any arena.

He probably did it because Winger nicknamed him “Fat” Neil in the first place.

When Homelander parrots his own “thoughts and prayers”, almost under his breath because he truly doesn’t care, it makes the satire perfect, especially given that it’s never brought up again.

Don’t forget the reference to pewdiepie that Stormfront made to Homelander’s boy was on point.

And repeated by Homelander with JUST enough casualness to show he understands just how empty and meaningless those words are, but so powerful and useful to project an aura of caring even as a sociopath.  Just brilliant writing, directing, and acting for that whole opener.

Came here to say this. Stormfront (an actual Nazi)  gave more lip-service condemnation in response to that shooting than we’ve heard from the president on terrorists like Kyle Rittenhouse. I guess the writers couldn’t have seen that coming.

That cold open was brutal.

With Life in Aggro, it’s best to think of it less as a comic and more as a series of illustrated panels where some some may be interrelated and some may reference a thing, but neither of those elements guarantee a narrative.

I don’t know what the king of the hill stuff was about, but the last panels was definitely a Tales from the Crypt gag. That’s how the show would always end, with the Crypt Keeper making bad puns about what you just watched. 

I have zero idea what the life in aggro comic was about past some King of the Hill references? Was it supposed to be funny? Referencing some meme I'm unaware of?

keep in mind that 34.99 isn’t just for the console, it also covers 2 years of xbox live and game pass. which, if you paid for everything individually would cost you $859.

I heard around the same time as they greenlit Star Trek Enterprise they were considering a few different other series that sounded promising.