I thought it was funny. I think the "lol incels" thing went on a little too long. It very much as the energy of someone who thinks they know how men probably talk when they're alone the same way aliens try to impersonate what they think humans act like. It went from "We see you and we're mocking...
Season 4 was the least garbage of them all. But that's not exactly high praise when now we have other stuff like Strange New Worlds and The Orville to watch. Even Lower Decks redeemed itself in my eyes and is now one of my favorites. Prodigy is also really good for what it is.
Nothing at all compelling here. Looks like the same generic "action" without substance that every other season had. They need to sunset this series and focus on the ones that are good.
I don't think it was just a matter of "she was a slut" - if I saw that someone planted a video feed in my bedroom and recorded what I was doing I'd feel violated and pissed too, no matter what I was doing.
I actually thought this was not only the worst episode of She Hulk but the worst episode of any show I've watched. The whole thing read like a high school girl's diary that got found in a dumpster and someone had the bright idea to make a nonsense script about it.
Well it's the Titan-A so who knows the story behind it. I doubt they're working too hard to distance from Lower Decks since there's a crossover for Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds planned.
It applies to any accounts that were prior to the hack/crash. If someone comes back who hasn't been on in a few years it shows them they need to make a new account. If you made your account *after the date*, which you did, then your account is fine.
George Costanza. He's always come up with these crazy ideas to succeed in life. Like whatever the first thing that comes to mind about how to handle a situation he does the opposite, or say yes to everything. He was a character in the show Seinfeld.
It felt more like a Costanza thing to me. As for the game it was a mashup between d&d and a VHS board game in the 90s that was narrated by a klingon played by the actor who played gowron.
It's been good for the most part. I agree with the sentiment about the CW treatment of the wrecking crew. I'm happy to see they're continuing to lean into the comic universe aspects of day to day events without it being cringe. For the most part.. There's a couple things I could have probably...
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