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Daily reminder that George Lucas didn't know what to do with Boba Fett so he was like, yeah, I'm gonna make him Duncan Idaho

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Let me guess, it's either a attack from a conservative government or the Resident Evil girlies all uploaded their VictorXLeon torture fics at once.

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I didn't have 2D coming out as nonbinary on my 2025 Bingo Card, but I am here for it!

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Angel Dust is totally gonna have Astarion's storyline starting in S3. I feel it in my bones. But will be get the Spawn ending or Ascended?

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Choosing to believe that lilith will be voice acted by Susan Egan in season 3 (because Viv said s3 is about family) so that then Susan Egan will be 2 for 2 on playing the mother of the main character who haunts the narrative.

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I don't think the internet could survive this

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Do we think sinners who have made deals can be redeemed while the deal is still in place?

yes

no

other/see results

Voting ended onNov 24, 2025

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I want it to be liked Bedazzled.

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My theory for next season is that Molly and her and Angel Dust's family will get in contact with each other, which will lead to her secretly smuggling angelic weapons out of Heaven so they can use them to murder Val.

Now, this sounds like a fun idea, but all ot serves to do is to break Angel's sanity that much more

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My theory for next season?

Alastor knows Rosie is Lilith and he is coming for her marriage

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Rosie is not to be trusted

I feel like I'm going crazy here because it is so obvious to me that we shouldn't trust Rosie. She is not really Alastor's friend, she owns his very soul. I mean, all we know about this lady is that she is an Overlord, she sings and dances pretty damn good, and she owns Alastor's soul.

But oh, she is so cute to him! And he gives her flowers and tries to be nice and -

Alastor is in an abusive relationship with a woman who belittles him, pulls him around, controls him, and dehumanizes him. Her being nice occasionally doesn't make her better, it just makes her more manipulative

And keep in mind, based on her wording, she isn't a Sinner nor was she ever mortal. With that in mind, she is choosing to essentially cosplay as a rich white lady from the 1890s-1910s. Why is this problematic? It was basically the absolute height of Western imperialism and was extremely racist. She does a whole song and dance where she sings about dehumanizing Alastor and keeping him in a cage. And keep in mind, I don't think the show is condoning this so much as we are supposed to see how messed up the whole thing is. Rosie is dehumanizing and has enslaved a Southern PoC while she cosplays the beginning of modern racism.

Fuck, for all we know, Rosie literally kept him in a cage for seven years.

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Why did no one tell me The Mountain Goats were collaborating with Lin-Manuel Miranda?

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I liked Marvel Zombies. I mean, sure, the art wasn't that great, the ending was depressing, the logic surrounding the zombies was weird, but that's no different than the comics.

Wanda being the leader of the zombies makes sense because that's consistently what the virus does: it goes after characters who will be useful to seeing it spread. It twists them into being what it needs them to be. And I love that wr got a focus on Kamala. We know how other characters deal with zombies, have seen that and know how that ends. Ultimately, this was the Marvel Zombies I remember from my childhood even if it looks different

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I think my favorite part about The Knights of Guinevere is that the characters have wrinkles, they have dark spots under their eyes, Andi has a grey streak in her hair. I'm 34 and when you get to this age, you start really seeing things that weren't there. Wrinkles, grey hair, your body changes. But even in live action shows with real people these changes aren't always well represented. To see it in a cartoon is amazing.

It's a subtle "take that" not just to Disney, but art in general. Even in indie works characters are designed to be as appealing and youthful as they can be.

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I'm pretty sure now the Boys and Girls Club owes all the Emny winners over $60,000 and counting. It was a good idea in theory...

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I'm gonna take a guess that Kayleigh McVee's old guy character Sparky is a former actor who played Guinevere's Prince love interest when he was younger.

Why? Face shape. In another shot we see that they have a similar face shape, just Sparky is older.

We also see that Sparky is also missing an eye similar to Gwen's missing eye. And he is using a vape that is covered in blue, suggesting he has Blue Lung or is addicted to the chemicals. It has probably messed up his voice pretty bad.

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How dare Korea gatekeep their derpy tigers and their magpie cohorts?!

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I need someone to write a fic about Mon Mothma finally reaching the Rebellion and meeting Rex. Why do I need this? Because Rex was basically Anakin and Padme's personal clone. He was essentially their property.

You know there were times where Mon and Padme would be working together or meeting together and Anakin would be in the room, offering his bitch opinion and talking over Padme, and Rex would be standing off to attention to the side.

Rex is this lovely reminder that the Republic was rotten for years before the Empire, Mon just didn't quite see it.

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Why is no one talking about Sinners using an Irish vampires and Bram Stroker being Irish? Yes, there were plenty of vampires myths before Dracula, but Stroker popularized the myth for modern audiences.

It also ties into the film's message about cultural appropriation and assimilation, especially since Stroker has been accused of stealing his ideas from not just the Eastern European myths, but also from John William Polidori's The Vampyre and Carmilla.