Darth Krawlie

Terry Funk, Bray Wyatt, and Bob Barker in successive days. This is crap, man. But, as someone on twitter pointed out... Bob lived as close as possible to 100 without going over. Glad he stuck to the bit.

Horner rips off Horner in every Horner movie, it’s fun to catch

They’re all just auditioning to be Trump’s running mate. I think only DeSantis and Pence are actually going for the big chair, and Christie is just playing spoiler.

Per the family he had a heart issue, which was exacerbated y a bout with COVID earlier this year. While he was getting better and they were talking about a return, he had a heart attack today.

Yesterday, Terry Funk died. Today, Bray Wyatt died.

I’m guessing most republicans didn’t either

THE MURDEROUS HANDS OF DISNEY my all time favorite nightly quote

We have to go to back

Yes

For example, I just learned there’s a thing called maple syrup urine disease, and it can kill you tell me other horrible things

hahaha jon fuckin sucks

I'm fucking bitter dude, that's bullshit

Here is a cat loaf tower. It is good.

Fascinating! I knew about the Cage/Menagerie redo and the DIS episode of it, but not how wonky the timeline of it all is. I knew there was SOME chicanery, and frankly the show runners should do whatever they want to make this the best show and fit in as well as they can in the established continuity, but not be completely hindered to it either. Totally fine with it not being perfect, but 7-8 years sounds good enough for me. Thanks!

For people who know the timeline better than I do, about how many years before TOS is this show taking place? I figure with Kirk only just becoming a first officer it’s still at least a few years away, but I don’t know for sure

I’m a fun ruiner

which band?

The Lower Decks crossover was fun but I also hated the LD characters. Super annoying. I've never watched that show so that probably doesn't help. The Klingon episode right after is probably the best one so far though. Hope to get to the last two episodes this weekend.

Kirk shows extremely poor judgment for a recently promoted first officer in that episode though. He takes Uhura, who he the same symptoms as Ramon, in search for Ramon when he gets loose on the ship, then let’s her take off for sickbay on her own when she starts showing more symptoms, all because she says “I’ll be fine I promise.” That’s reckless even for Kirk! EDIT: Pike does the same thing when she requests to be confined to her quarters, saying she’s worried about doing the same sabotage as Ramon. “Oh I assure you that won’t happen,” he says. Wtf. I know you gotta move the story along, but it’s a little dumb in this episode

I definitely made the right call not watching the Anoa’i wankfest. In kayfabe, does no one else in the company care about challenging for the title? They’re just gonna sit there and let this family jerk themselves off constantly? This shit has long since run its course. Nothing the Bloodline has done since WM has required the title. Cody should’ve won. Hell, Sami should’ve won.

Yeah, though I might bail on the main event. I don't give a shit about anyone in the Anoa'i family anymore.

Only started the new season yesterday. Interesting that the first episode totally wrote Pike out. Nothing wrong with it of course, but starting the season with the star doing a vanishing act isn’t common

eh never mind

I don't doubt it's great, but there was absolutely nothing about the trailers or advertising that made me want to see it. I'll probably get to it once it's on a streaming service eventually, but then again, I said that about Tenet too and haven't gotten around to it

Considering we have Harrison Ford as President Thunderbolt Ross in Cap 4, I guess Fury was right about Ritson doing some 1 term shit.