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Something is ever so slightly off in the vibe of almost every scene in the Percy Jackson show and I've never been able to figure out exactly the problem but it's still there in S2. Some part of it feels inauthentic and I don't know if it's the acting, writing, directing, or what

I genuinely love that #pluribus doesn't care to string the audience along with a grand mystery. Carol struggling with loneliness yet inspiring Manousos to action is so much more impactful than the "they're eating human remains" reveal ever could've been

Matt Reeves is a fan of the Telltale games, he included the corrupt Thomas Wayne twist, so I'm betting on Scarlet Johansson being Vicki Vale/Lady Arkham. Fits with them saying the villain has never *really* been done before, because Vicki was in the 1989 film but not Lady Arkham

The revelation that Helen secretly didn't like Carol's writing and was just sparing her feelings is like every writer's worst fear #pluribus

I see you Hickman

#TheBear really gets you hyped over the most benign stuff. When Sydney finished that dish in under three minutes

Call it the Andor buzz but Rogue One hit different on the rewatch. Full bawling through the last twenty minutes, five stars

Tony Gilroy you will pay for this parallel #Andor

Spending the first half of the episode on cutesy flirting with Dina then hard pivoting to torture in the last ten minutes really does highlight the dissonance in how they've written Ellie this season compared to the game #TheLastOfUs

Bix confirmed alive but at what cost #Andor

With Lewis Pullman finally getting some recognition thanks to Thunderbolts, I need everyone to check out Bad Times at the El Royale. One of my all time favorites with a crazy stacked cast, criminally slept on

#Thunderbolts spoilers . . . . . . . . . Not to be the friend that's too woke but Taskmaster was a victim with the same trauma as Yelena. Instead of developing her to be more comic accurate (or leaving her be after BW), they kill her pathetically. Loved the movie but it's a waste

"He's your father! He told me, he's your father!" #TheWhiteLotus

I am strongly opposed to the theories I'm seeing around that it was Helena this episode (or just the ending). Robs the beautiful final scene of a lot of meaning and it would be really lazy to just repeat the big twist of S2 again #Severance

I know there's more important things at hand but Milchick beefing with an animatronic was a real highlight #Severance

I think either an episode entirely about the Smallfolk (Dyana, Sylvi, Ulf’s buddies) leading up to the riots or an episode from Helaena’s perspective, plagued by her dragon dreams, leading to her death

I don't need sleep, I need people to listen to my slightly crack theory that Helena caused Gemma's crash and Lumon covered it up #Severance