The discussion of who should fill the having home left by the charismatic Tony Stark should never, ever ever ever, ever begin with Riri Williams. Whether you go with the comics iteration, who stole Stark tech and refused to return it when found out or the self-centered idiot in Wakanada Forever whose actions completely belie the claim that she is a genius. Every one of her decisions in the movie was a bad one. So never mention her again, ever. Ever. Especially as any kind of "obvious" choice for anything other than starting lineup for worst characters ever.

When I say I don't want race swapped hand me down characters this is the first example I give. What I, and I believe others like me, mean is give me compelling new characters. Their motivations don't need to be fully Afro centric, they just need depth, with personality flaws they need to overcome and challenges that force them to grow. One example I give it this is Miles Morales, I don't absolutely love him but he is unique enough in his own right as a Spider-Man. I kind of put him in a "Spider family" like the "Bat family". It's an overcrowded room, but it still kind of works.

Some didn't cut it as doctors. What a tired trope! These story lines aren't repeated at all. Honestly, who comes up with, and more importantly, who approved these articles. I know there has to be SOMETHING further out on the regular, but some doctors don't make it in a 10 year show about doctors at a hospital is an example of repeated sorry lines that the audience might have missed? Seriously?

"Ya need to do better!" -Joey Swole

I believe there's a species of spider that actually deploys a web "parachute" when they first hatch. It's really just a long web they float out there that catches the wind. But it's a weight ratio thing that allows them to be carried in the wind. A human is much more dense so his web "chute" would have to be HUGE

This is the problem with almost all entertainment. Once a formula is successful, producers believe everything must be just like that. American idle: wildly successful. So let's make 100 more shows exactly like it. But there's only one American idle. A few people go crazy for one shopping season over the stupid Stanley cup (which I didn't believe worked half as good as the Yeti or their clones). Now every insulated cup has that tall slender profile with the giant handle. I don't want that! Bring back my tumbler style insulated cups!

I propose that Andy was the least liked character in the office besides DeAngelo Vickers. The writers tried several times to shoehorn Andy into Michael's skin. He had all the annoying traits with absolutely none of the charm. It was a better idea to provide a different perspective like Robert California. Michael Scott was lightning in a bottle. You can't repeat it, yet they tried. Almost all the same beats. You keep repeating it, and all of Michael becomes a trope instead of his unique characteristics. Michael takes fake important phonecalls, Andy takes fake important phone calls only they took it too far. Every bad decision Michael made was for his "friends" or "family" and himself but to make more friends. He inserted himself into things to be the center of attention sure. But every decision Andy made was purely selfish and only for himself to be more than what he is because he lacked his father's approval. Also Michael was actually very good at his job when he did it. Andy was not. So there was no redeeming quality you could point to that maybe you tolerate everything else.

Robert was a very cringey character. But it was funny. I think Nelly turned me off more than Robert. And most people I talk to feel the same way. Sometimes a show runs is course. There were no more stories to tell in the office. Jim and Ian are married, their characters are older. Andy and Erin were not as interesting due to the above reasons about Andy. Kelly an

Tenet is SO underrated. I love that movie. In the end you realize the Protagonist, Neil, Kat, Priya and Sator are all individually in their own bootstrap paradox. Protagonist recruited everyone because they involved him. Neil ed because he came to know and befriend Protagonist and likely realized he is Kat's son so wishes to help save his own life, Sator found the gold and did everything because older Sator told him where to find it, and so on.