He’s pretty playful in “Attack of the Clones” when Kenobi is looking for Kamino. “Master Kenobi has lost a planet, how embarrassing” or something along those lines.
He’s also teaching Younglings in this scene, so being more playful is fitting.
Most of the time we see Yoda he is at the council or doing war things, so you can’t really be a silly goblin in those cases.
Correct! That’s the episode.
But the premise for this episode starts with everyone getting sick after a handy new invention,
Brings a disease to Springfield.
That joke,
Is from a different episode involving a well and poor boy trapped in the bottom.
After seeing the glimmers in season one, I’m excited to see what they do with a whole properly planned season. Plus the gangs (slowly, sorta) back together.
I think it was a deliberate choice in order to keep the show more grounded. No androids. No aliens. No wizards. Just a struggling actor trying to keep his secret.
I do think we’ll see a little bit of the wider world next season, especially since I have to imagine they’re on the run now, but even then it seems like Damage Control is our big bad and we don’t have any big name people working there just yet.
It’s the rare show that I think gets better season after season.
Spudford! He’s a millionaire!
Correct!
I loved reading these every month. I always flipped to the comic near the back first, then went back to read the articles.
We’re on Minecraft 26.
You can install Debian on your Chromebook like you would any app, which I feel makes it a bit less controlling since you have access to a complete Debian install and all the benefits that provides.
Windows also has WSL, which gives you Ubuntu, although that process isn’t quite as user friendly.
Hamilton B. Urglar
And there’s a million buns I haven’t stole, but just you wait, just you waaaaait.
A team of REAL men, made of snow.
Correct! That’s the episode.
Sometimes you can only save that which you treasure most.
Correct! That’s the scene!
It was bad ending, but it wasn’t as bad as many people make it out to be. We got a whole season of meeting the mother and it was great. The last episode, while it does undo a number of things, isn’t really important to the overall story. If you just ignore it, or if it never happened, everything else still works.
The fact that you can and probably should ignore the finale still makes it a bad episode and a bad finale, but it doesn’t retroactively make the rest of the series pointless and it doesn’t answer any questions that weren’t already answered.
Not quite, but maybe Marge has a big role to play in this episode.
En masse? No. We’re getting one I the form of Jean Grey in a post credits scene.
feels a lot like the MCU trying the M-word out in the mirror to see if it fits.
That goes to Charles in Multiverse of Madness or Kamala in Ms Marvel, both with the animated theme.
It’s the reason I buy so many candles. I can cheat the system.
That’s a great guess, but in this case Bart was forced to wear the padding.
There are entire companies who “try” to determine what it’s genuine or bots. So it definitely isn’t easy. However there are also financial advantages to getting it right, but there are also financial reasons to get it wrong.
So yes, it could be made up.
A bit of a slower almost recap type episode, but the ending with Bullseye was excellent. As soon as Matt was revealed and one of the taskforce guys identified him I knew none of them would survive.
Heather, Matt’s former girlfriend and psychologist, has an interesting story. I’m guessing she is so traumatized by Muse and trying to help people, she’s now thinking that only Fisk can help them by locking them up? Curious where her story goes.
Mathew Lillard is an interesting character and I don’t really know what he’s up to, but I’m also pro gyro so I’m on his side.