But time doesn’t mean growth, necessarily. A whole lot of companies are one man businesses, which don’t even plan to grow.
Hell, basically being an uber driver means you’re an entrepreneur with your own company, but slogging around drunks and pizzas all over town for 10 years doesn’t really improve the situation.
The punchline is that the person is loaded, yeah, but it doesn’t follow from the premise, and that’s kinda my point. It hasn’t been set up properly, see?
but those that move there, or are “settlers”, or endorse and support the “settler” policies are certainly land thieves.
Ah, so only a vast majority of them. Okay.
Being the CEO of your own company really isn’t a guarantee of much, though.
If he sais something like “CEO of a fortune 500 company”, that would be a bit different.
Baywatch: Nights where Hasslehoff works as a private eye and solves x-files.
Really?
Oh shit, you’re not kidding.
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0111892/plotsummary/
Baywatch veteran Mitch Buchannon moonlights as a P.I. with his two friends Garner and Ryan. In season 2, Diamont replaces Garner, and Mitch’s cases suddenly take a hard turn towards supernatural horror
IDK and IDC honestly.
Same here, man. I’m just pointing out that the reason for my not caring or knowing is that I felt like it was not internally consistent. They promised shit and let us down.
Almost as disappointing as GOT s08.
Nah. If they listened to the right fans, that happens.
“You All Everybody” is the song that Pippin (whatever his name is in Lost, I don’t know) sings with his band
I had completely forgot that, but yeah, I did a bit of checking and while it’s a very understandable mistake, you actually mean Merry, not Pippin. Pippin is played by Billy Boyd, who did not star in Lost, but Merry is played by Dominic Monaghan, who very much did, a character called “Charlie Pace”. I sort of remembered a hobbit’s face in there as soon as I read your comment, but yeah, wrong hobbit. :D
Also. I think not pressing the numbers caused a (apparently reversible) meltdown that resulted in a huge magnetic field like the one that pulled down the plane. Or something like that.
Pulled the plane down… to the netherworld? See, it’s just not internally consistent, imo. Or was there like a gate to hell in a specific airspace if you flew through it you’d crash on the island or what the hell. It just doesn’t really work. Also I think I remember that Locke line, or at least context. Wasn’t he like paralysed before they crashed, or something, and he didn’t like people telling him what he’s capable of because of that or smth.
Disco over the upcoming fash-trek universe
The whatnow?
so I reject that.
I mean yeah, cause it’s not consistent whatsoever, right?
That was my main issue with it iirc. That the major reveal at the end wasn’t internally consistent with the 7 seasons we had had. Especially because at that point, it was quite a significant portion of my actually independent thinking (as in you’re not a kid anymore just watching what’s on but actually choosing and watching whatever you like) life, so like you say, it felt cheap and tacky.
I don’t even remember those lines to be honest. I just remember the names of a few main characters like Locke and Sawyer, Jack and… the woman uhhh… I wanna say Kate? Spot on damn my memory isn’t as bad as I thought.
You can’t be internally inconsistent if there’s never any established consistency.
No but like we were led to believers there would be some consistency, and we just don’t know it yet. That was kinda the mystery that hooked people, no? Like pressing random numbers every now and then so… something doesn’t happen? I don’t even remember if that was ever properly explained.
It’s so intriguing but then they just pull the mat out from under you by saying “lol it wasn’t even a thing actually”.
I guess Lost just suffered from getting founded after it should’ve been cut. Let’s face it there’s several shows that I would’ve rather have be finished than Lost. Although if they never finished lost, I might feel differently, as then I’d think there was still a possibility of them making dense somehow.
he needed a way to remove the bodies, to explain why other jaffa wouldn’t see them and get suspicious.
Wasn’t it just about the practicality of having bodies laying around the set? That makes sense in-universe though, but at least in the mockumentary meta episode (200th?) they give that reason, to clear the extras to make room essentially.
Neither will I.
I don’t even need to give it much thought to be honest
the disintegration effect is even mocked in-world in a very meta way in later seasons.
Their meta mocking themselves is where I learned the phrase “hang a lantern on it” exactly because the writers “hung a lantern” on how silly the zat was.
Also several of the actors talk about how they’re clearly penises. Like the first time they got their hand on one they went:
Also also, like 24 hours or so ago confirmed that new Stargate is being developed.
I mean, correct me if I’m wrong, but don’t they actually manage to get off the island, back into the real world, only to have something “calling” them back and they need to go back?
If that was so and they were actually in an afterlife, was that real world not real or did they resurrect themselves for a while?
I’ve never rewatched it so I might be misremembering idk
They did a reboot of the show a few years later and did the exact same thing.
I don’t think I’ve heard of this. wild googling
All I’m finding is an up and coming remake.
‘Heroes’ Reboot in Development From Creator Tim Kring - IMDb. A new “Heroes” reboot series is in development from creator Tim Kring, Variety has confirmed. The reboot, titled “Heroes: Eclipsed,” is set years after the events of the original superhero series, as new evolved humans are discovering their powers
Vodka and oysters?
Boogers seasoned with hospital smell? That’s how I imagine it being, at least.
Edit gibe me dark rum and beef tartar instead
Anyone else bothered that they’ve used “pKg” to mean “package” and not “per Kilogram”?