My wife and I went to a horror movie. That night she asked me to check and make sure there wasn't an ax murderer hiding in our shower. I checked but when I got back in bed I had to ask " If there had been an ax murderer hiding in the shower, what did you expect me to do about it?"

The original Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy radio drama is still unmatched.

I think a lot of the discourse starts from the understanding that most Trump voters are voting against their own interests and often against their own policy beliefs. That is why there is so much focus on the message. How do you get the turkeys to stop voting for Thanksgiving?

I want to believe that somewhere there are Law and Order out takes of Jerry Orbach and Jessie L. Martin spontaneously breaking out in song and I want to see it. A show that deserved a musical episode.

There's no hatred like hating your neighbor, and while some people might not want to hear it, an America in which neighbors feel it's ok to do violence to one another based on enmity is in fact worse than what we're living in right now. It's worse, full stop.

Police brutality is bad; systematic racial profiling and illegal deportations are bad; abortion clinic bombings are bad; mass graves are worse. You know what a child's skull looks like after multiple blunt-force traumas? That's the floor. Keeping everyone out of mass graves is the fundamental goal.

And paid the Democrats to get out of their way.

Much of Ashoka only makes sense if you recognize the characters and settings from Rebels. It also felt like the fan service drove the story instead of the characters.

The problems I have with Ashoka aren't about those things. I thought Skeleton Crew was excellent. In Andor the fan service was either incidental or organic. If you didn't recognize a character or a setting from another property you wouldn't notice.

If you think of Rogue One as the last episode of Andor the pacing makes more sense. Ep 12 is the penultimate episode where everyone is getting in place and they are saving up for the big budget finale.

That's really the point. If the Guardians or Cavs were half as incompetent as the Browns they would have 0 fans and the same footprint in Cleveland as the NHL. They have to be this good just to get noticed.

Everyone responsible for the Deshaun Watson trade still has a job so letting Saquon Barkley go isnt really a big deal.