I’m watching which my wife hasn’t watched. She walks in and goes “That’s Nathan Fillion” in said “Yes this is his iconic role” she replies “No ‘Castle’ is his iconic role”. We go back and forth for a while before she leaves for her run

EDIT: I'm joking. Of course, I'm not going to divorce her. We have been having a good laugh at all the comments so keep them coming.

Months ago, I preordered the newest book in the series, called “Aim to Misbehave”. Apparently the release date has been extended because I got a notification to that effect today. We’ll be waiting several weeks beyond the previous Sept 24 release date. Iirc this is the second extension. I hope it’s worth the wait!

Jason Pargin “This Book is Full of Spiders”

Hi everyone, just recently I watched the 14 episodes I think in the way they were shown. Then watched the movie. Then searched and found the pilot and watched it. My questions is does Captain Reynolds shoots the horse to get Patience or just shoots not aiming as a way to make the horse disoriented? What do you think? Thanks

https://youtu.be/cc5VMWoQq4M?si=arG3zjHDVujjykKX

Am I the only guy that thinks mal did absolutely nothing wrong when he accidentally married that woman. He was drunk, found out he’s married to a woman he doesn’t remember and is a little confused and annoyed at such a thing.

Anyone else find it absurd how much of a show they make about a companions discretion with clients, and Inaras dialogue about a certain energy that she can read when choosing her prospects... And then for plot purposes for an entire episode she just chooses an arrogant twat like Atherton....?

Bugs me.

Do we know the in-universe timeline between the flashback in "Out of Gas" where Mal gets Jayne to switch sides and the opening of "Our Mrs. Reynolds"? Because it would be hilarious if Mal's line of "You are not the man I met a year ago." is actually true.