Trini

This week's promo: As far as TP dresses go, that one was pretty nice....

Hey, I remember that! Pretty sure DePardieu's son played the younger version of Edmond.

Heh! I'm just sayin' -- it's sci-fi/fantasy; so they don't have to conform to the Eurocentric, and relatively recent norms for bridal wear, when they can go in nearly any direction they want.

The dress is great; but I guess I'll be the one to nitpick that even 'long time ago in a galaxy far, far away' brides were wearing white, just like today on Earth!

It's definitely not everyone; but enough of the bigger outlets who seem to want to put an asterisk on it's success.

'The reaction to Sinners' opening lays bare the racial bias around Black blockbusters'

No takers? Moving on... --- It's 2025; you'd think Hollywood and entertainment media would've learned by now: 'The reaction to Sinners' opening lays bare the racial bias around Black blockbusters' I remember when The Best Man Holiday came out, and everyone was so flabbergasted that a Christmas movie with a Black cast made money! (No seriously, you can go find the box office coverage of that weekend; it was so blatant and ridiculous.)

'Julia Garner talks playing Silver Surfer in 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' '

Bad Bunny -- Yay! Another sketch with him and Marcelo! Scarlett -- Eh. Not that this is a bad choice, but it seems very safe. And we've already seen her on the show a bunch this season.

I actually do like the cast; but I'm not into the Pit 'mythology' or the interpersonal subplots. The 'case of the week' part is the strongest, IMHO.

In that case, I wouldn't mind Sam being a semi-regular; but I doubt that would happen.

'Spinoff Not Moving Forward, Mothership Series Remains In Renewal Consideration' Still no decision on renewal yet, but it needs to be made soon.

I don't know what you mean here either. But that's probably for a different thread. Thinking the genre is only for only for a specific demographic may be part of your problem here. Yeah, I got your analogy the first time. And like I said before, it doesn't work in reverse; males are already over-represented. Also since Barbie was already inclusive (another reason why this example is bad), Ken and other Kens were main characters and had a journey so your hypothetical sequel is a non-starter. Back to First Steps: Maybe some 'fans' can cool the outrage until we see what they're actually doing with the story? I'm just speculating, but it could very well be that they introduce Norrin Radd through Shalla Bal. Plus this is already in an alternate Marvel universe; they may have done the switch just to show that specifically. We'll probably see Norrin in the main continuity if everyone can be cool about it.

Well, I was thinking that Sir would manipulate his way out of prison, but now he's been snatched up by the FBI?? This subplot with Heather/Lena and Christian has been so all over the place. I'm really convinced now that the actor for Christian became unexpectedly unavailable, and they had to do a rewrite of whatever arc they had for him and Heather. It's just weird how much they're telling (not showing) us about important offscreen events. Okay, we got a few more answers about Jamie's story, but I still have a lot of questions; and now we know Carrie still has another son, so now I have questions about that. Case of the week: I actually thought the dad wouldn't be found alive, so I wasn't surprised he died right after the surgery. I thought he would die during the surgery, but nooo -- this show loves DRAMA, so Gabi had to announce his death with literal blood on her hands. I think this had been mentioned at least once (first season?) before; and like other things I have several questions! Does this mean he never told the police who his kidnapper was?? Is he the only one who knows?? Again, I hope they explore Zeke's backstory next.

I hope that after we're done with Margaret and Jamie the next backstory they explore is Zeke or Dhan. If they were going to draw it out for so long, I wish they had done more building up to who Jamie's kidnapper was instead of who Jamie was. The infodumping about Carrie and Heather feels lazy to me. But yet I still have so many questions. The whole thing with Gabi and Sir in a prison riot was ridiculous, but I knew that the writers would have to get them back together in a scene somehow. Gah! Of course Zeke & Lacey break up. No one can be happy on this show.