How many years ahead is it?

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I’m looking forward to getting around to it!

did u like the book? would u recommend the book?

the hair just looked off. And she felt off.

i agree... i like the non-stop action of the show and it was binge watching for me because of that.

The one where Carlton hangs out with a Compton gang is really good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPeDAFTgPTA

The only episode I liked better was when they burn money they found in the cave.

Kathleen Kennedy meddling. That’s the 800 pound elephant in the room

Lisa Simpson

I agree. I also am annoyed at the other party who just stands there. I liked the stabbing in the leg part and thought that fight scene was well done.

/r/PopularWB. Ryan Murphy's first show. People say they share similarities with Glee.

> Andor was a great show. Mando is a fun one.

Lacking a full bore explication from them (which someone else was able to articulate elsewhere in this comment chain), does this not satisfy your question?

Some of the workplace shows of the 70s featured a relatively stable character as the center of a wacky ensemble. Notable among them were Hal Linden (Barney Miller), Judd Hirsch (Taxi), Mary Tyler Moore, and Gary Sandy (WKRP in Cincinnati).

Grogu should have stayed with Luke

I’ll never forgive him for what he did to the X-Men. He’s the guy responsible for House of M and wiping out the Mutant population

There was an episode of Thats So Raven centered on discrimination. Made me realize that racism is still in a problem in the US.

Another one dealt with the consequences of smoking.

I really disliked Condor. Mainly because of the female assassin, who seemed indestructible and unbelievable. I had to stop watching it.

6 overall - not great for the Mandalorian?

that is what I thought she was going to do, take it and chuck it. But then, i just went along with whatever her plan was.

Newhart has a lot of style in common with Jack Benny, and "Newhart" was somewhat inspired by the Benny film George Washington Slept Here. What Newhart and Benny both demonstrated was that a good straight man has to be capable of going off himself at intervals.

I’m the same. Some of my favorites are ones I share with my parents, others are from when I was growing up. A lot of mysteries on PBS are also set in earlier time periods without much technology.

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Andor was amazing.

Guy’s a hack.

EDIT: I wonder if this will work out worse than Netflix’s Mark Millar deal.

It's probably so that there was time for a new batch of clones to grow up (presumably played by Ritter), otherwise you'd have to retcon the series to say these clones were all out there while Clone Club was doing their thing and they never happened to find any of the Ritter Clones despite taking down/revealing all the organizations.

A near future setting has its difficulties though. It's easy to get a lot of stuff wrong with how the future looks and it could become dated very quickly (even while the show is airing, e.g. political changes in Europe or elsewhere) which is not the position a soft sci-fi show wants to be in.