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Palpatine

Ol' WWW's worst crime so far as we know is wanting revenge for the death of her sister.

Yeah, I feel like we all came from two different timelines on the Multiverse of Madness since I thought it was thoroughly enjoyable. My suspicion has been that the people who hate it didn't watch WandaVision and/or do not know the comics at all. I get that not everyone can consume all things Marvel, and if that's why they don't like it that's fair, but I literally can't think of any other legitimate argument against it.

Well, I'm not going to say you're wrong, but... you're not wrong. :)

I'm not shocked at all by the takes that have been posted so far about Disintegration. It's kind of why I never nominated it. It's a fantastic album, but rating the tracks.... that's very difficult. If you listen to it to analyze it, you probably did it wrong. I'm not going to say your opinion is wrong, nor will I say you can magically have another opinion of it. But this album is for the feels more than anything. It is beautiful, ethereal. It's something that you probably shouldn't try to dissect or put in a bottle. It's a mood, really. I love it, and you don't have to at all, but I think if I got to choose every album we discussed from the beginning until now I wouldn't have picked this one at any time. I sort of feel like this is an album where you have to be there with it to get it, if that makes any sense.

Sheep007 posted...

Well, those are the two albums from the top 7 that I actively didn't want to see win once we were there. Kind of a disappointing end result, although I did enjoy #9 well enough.

Also, I find it very funny that I hyped up When Doves Cry only to see it not even top the songs of the cycle for its own album.

Too many good songs on one album.

FoolFantastic posted...

R.E.M. - Automatic for the People > The Cure - Disintegration > Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R

I really like all three of these

I agree and vote the same. I do worry that parts of Disintigration can be very difficult to rank, though.

NFUN posted...

7-8 faster is also absurd to give a ticket over

Yeah. I can't speak for anyone else and their local laws, but here it's not actually a ticketable offense until you are at least 11 over, unless it's a school zone.

Rock and Roll

M.A.S.H. would win my vote, and would probably win if it was a popularity poll of all Americans. But given the fact that my 65 year old mother isn't on imdb rating shows, it's not going to be on the list.

The live action Netflix series reviews are in and overwhelmingly positive.

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Pulaski was fine. More interesting than S1 Crusher. The only problem was the way she treated Data, and that progressed. Still happy how it turned out. But yeah, she was basically shoehorned in as "female McCoy" and while it was an interesting detour, I doubt it works longterm.

So, a though I had about Rodey. When Talos calls him Nick, he recognizes it as a distress signal. Could Rodey calling him Nick be a subtle hint to Fury that he knows something is wrong behind the scenes that he can't openly discuss? I mean, the man knows you can't fire Nick Fury, you can only drive him deeper underground.

Freeze into slushy substance, eat. Thus, edible.