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Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent they had and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of applying for another job to pay the bills?

Is that the way the industry works? Do they keep you on the verge of bankruptcy by making you pay for membership in The Club™ , lest you be blacklisted? Is that it?

Did these legendary actors empty their bank accounts donating to Scientology all these years to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" in those days, and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now Wokeness™ is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine gets you on the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destroy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, who will go on to show it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent they had and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of applying for another job to pay the bills?

Is that the way the industry works? Do they keep you on the verge of bankruptcy by making you pay for membership in The Club™ , lest you be blacklisted? Is that it?

Did these legendary actors empty their bank accounts donating to Scientology all these years to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" in those days, and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now Wokeness™ is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine gets you on the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destroy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent they had and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of applying for another job to pay the bills?

Is that the way the industry works? Do they keep you on the verge of bankruptcy by making you pay for membership in The Club™ , lest you be blacklisted? Is that it?

Did these legendary actors empty their bank accounts donating to Scientology all these years to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" in those days, and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now Wokeness™ is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine gets you on the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent they had and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of applying for another job to pay the bills?

Is that the way the industry works? Do they keep you on the verge of bankruptcy by making you pay for membership in The Club™ , lest you be blacklisted? Is that it?

Did these legendary actors empty their bank accounts donating to scientology all these years to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" in those days, and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now Wokeness™ is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine gets you on the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent they had and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of applying for another job to pay the bills?

Is that the way the industry works? Do they keep you on the verge of bankruptcy by making you pay for membership in The Club™ , lest you be blacklisted? Is that it?

Did these legendary actors empty their bank accounts donating to scientology all these years to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" in those days, and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now Wokeness™ is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine gets you on the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent they had and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of applying for another job to pay the bills?

Is that the way the industry works? Do they keep you on the verge of bankruptcy by making you pay for membership in The Club™ , lest you be blacklisted? Is that it?

Did these legendary actors empty their bank accounts donating to scientology all these years to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" in those days, and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now Wokeness™ is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine gets you on the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were they desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it? Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. But no more. Now no one will show it to their kids, whio will go on to shor it to theirs. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back decades later to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline and desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of new young progressive characters to shit on me while I literally say out loud how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline end desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of young progreessives to shit on me while I say to the camera how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline end desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and it all crumbled to nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of young progreessives to shit on me while I say to the camera how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline end desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and it all crumbled to nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of young progreessives to shit on me while I say to the camera how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline end desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: None provided.

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and it all crumbled to nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of young progreessives to shit on me while I say to the camera how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline end desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

362 days ago

1 score

Reason: Original

Haven't we seen this happen over and over again this past decade?

We grew up watching legendary actors who made their signature character iconic, in an epic tale of overcoming great odds in movies and TV shows beloved by entire generations (often passed down to the next)...

... only for the actor to come back and stand side-by-side with progressive directors and say "AKCHEWELLY, my iconic character did NOT live happily ever after and every great victory we achieved was for nothing and it all crumbled to nothing and here I am to show you it was a BAD END... oh, and here's a bunch of young progreessives to shit on me while I say to the camera how so much better they are than stupid old failures like me."

Why are they doing it?

The tales they told were epic. They were legendary stories that enraptured people, who then passed it down to their children. Why would these actors come back to RUIN that story and cut that immortal lifeline end desecrate their memory?

Are they all truly broke? Were the desperate for the paycheck the studios were shoving through their mail slot? Did they really spend every cent and were now actors with zero roles and terrified of the humiliating prospect of getting another job to pay the bills?

Did they seriously spend every cent they have donating to scientology to guarantee producers hired them because that was "The Club" and membership was mandatory or you were blacklisted, and now wokeness is the new mandatory membership and not publically regurgitating woke doctrine the new Hollywood blacklist?

Did the producers come up to them and say "you can either accept the paycheck and help us destrioy your legacy, or we can spread the word and no one will ever hire you again. Choose: a legacy that outlives you, or bankruptcy"?

What other reason is there? Why do they do it?

Their iconic roles and legendary tales would have outlived them for a century or more. Why do they do it?

Why do they keep doing it?

TL;DR:

Student activist and inexplicably brilliant Zora Johnson (Willow Smith) uses her self-taught mastery of quantum time mechanics to rebuild the Time Machine from scratch.

With little to no help from her belligerent and lowkey racist mentor Martin McFly (now a miserable old divorcee following his arrest for wife-beating) Zora is fiercely determined to change history and prevent the rise of President Biff Tannen and his White Supremacy party so she and her trans girlfriend can finally get married.

362 days ago

1 score