The thing with building a Narnia universe is that they can quite literally adapt content that isn’t in the book. Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy ruled as kings and queens over Narnia for literally decades. There is a vast amount of storytelling to be told there.

Or how about how Capsian’s uncle rose to power? What…

I could never grow tired of Doug Judy.

I would rank Scully above Boyle, honestly. Boyle has really degraded as a character in the last season or two, and Scully has actually become more likable.

Hitchcock is an asshole.

I won’t be sad to see her go. She had her moments, but I really enjoyed her period of maternity leave.

Definitely have to agree with that assessment. Winston became a great character precisely when he became an unexplainable weirdo. And Jake has had a great character arc, but he always makes sense to me. You’re right that Jess has basically become her quirks, but by the third season she was already the least…

I still feel bad for that. Ghosted had a ton of potential.

Eh. The character of Sabrina has always been good and well-meaning. I’m fine with a show about overcoming the temptation of evil, but I’m not interested in a show that’s just “evil Sabrina”

I’m surprised no one has posted this yet, so I will:

Jerry Lee *did* have some post-British success, but that was as a country singer. He basically switched genres.

To be fair to Jerry, though, he was brought down by his own behavior and not his failure to adapt.

Texas isn’t nearly as red as it used to be, and I don’t think Clinton was wrong for campaigning there. As major cultural and economic centers like Dallas and Houston continue to expand, the state could become less and less Republican as time goes on.

Texas wasn’t the mistake. She screwed up by wasting a bunch of time…

I propose a new entry in the dictionary.

Badass (n): Bass Reeves

Ducks are wonderful, friendly fellows. I love ducks.

Geese, on the other hand...Geese are shitheads.

What about locusts? They eat your crops - it’s only fair you eat them in return.

Only if the seagull was black.

Would have probably been a better movie too, despite James Marster’s aging appearance

To be fair, Brian Henson played a huge role in Farscape, and that show was brilliant. 

Hey Bulldog really is a great song. It’s all a bit of nonsense, but it does have a general message of“You’re a bellend and I don’t like you.”

My advice: Watch “Encounter at Farpoint” so you know who’s who, then skip the rest of the first season. Watch season two’s “Measure of a Man,” “A Matter of Honor,” “Emissary” and “Q Who?” Then go straight to the third season, as that’s when the show really got good. If you like it, you can come back for the first two…

Well, technically we have Kirk and Spock again. But the reboot characters are so dissimilar to their original incarnations that I don’t even recognize them.

Seriously, it’s like Chris Pine went on Reddit and asked people, “What is Kirk like?” and based his character on that. Literally everything that made Shatner’s…

I generally pretend none of the TNG movies happened. “All Good Things...” is a far better ending to The Next Generation than any of them.

I mean, I actually like Generations. But I still prefer “All Good Things...” It’s such a good episode that, even after a mediocre final season, I wanted more. It’s such a shame that…