There’s one particular moment where the Armorer (Emily Swallow) says that phrase to Din with such a clear tone of resignation and duty she perfectly nails the subtext you laid out above.

But you know it's him because the skeleton still has the eyebrows.

Also, one of the reasons “cameras add 10 pounds” is the lack of depth perception in a flat image pulls everything forward. When you see yourself in 3-D you’re sort of looking around your own face. It makes a difference.

Try reviewing them flipped horizontally. What you think you look like is backwards because of mirrors and whatnot.

Three struggling entertainers travel a great distance to a small town where a case of mistaken identity leads to the entertainers teaching the townfolk to stand up to a violent bully through the power of sewing fabulous clothes.

Me closing rapidly on the end of another decade....

The Good Place Committee is on the job.

The answer to the previous post is “because those guys are feckless clowns” but I’m eager to hear a joint statement from the Governors.

Hey James, was it the appearance of Starro in Corto Maltese that finally led Clark to reveal himself as Superman?

I was raised in Baptist Fundamentalism and stories like “I kept asking her out until I wore her down and now we’ve been together 50 years!” were told as aspirational.

The realization you can appreciate and enjoy people without needing to possess them was a huge part of my escape from that world.

Out: Sky Beam Battles
In: Group Hugs

But yeah, this was to Shame what Wandavision was to Grief.

Out: "Bless his heart."
In: 'That boy has limited mobility into knowledge work."

Ahhh….gotcha. He seems to be mistaken on a point or two.

Oh no! My cautious optimism has been downgraded to skeptical disillusionment.

That right there is some good life choices.

Most interesting answer to come from the Q&A?

Two things that fundamentally require empathy: being a good Christian, and being funny.

That's why he's both.