Who do you want to play She-Hulk?

Here is everything we learned about Star Wars during today's events, ranging from a trailer for The Mandalorian to the confirmation of the show everyone seems to have been waiting for.

As far as unexpected character comments go, this is obviously all in good fun, though it's exciting on its own to hear that Spiner is talking about his appearance on Star Trek: Picard.

Honestly, it's about f**king time and I can't wait to see Kamala Khan take to the screen!

Would Lahren be able to sell her kind of cute, totally overpriced generic apparel if she weren't convincing conservative women that they were sticking it to the libs by doing so? Doubtful!

Take away the time period and add in some cell phones, Sherlock's brilliance almost turns into a cockiness that isn't nearly as fun to explore. (I'm mainly referring to the Benedict Cumberbatch's 'Sherlock' here.)

"This crisis of pain and despair is not one unique to whiteness; it is one that is distinctly American."

This is Taika Waititi we're talking about.

We love a powerful woman, and both Minerva McGonagall and Elizabeth Warren fit that description. 

It was announced earlier in the year that characters like Spawn, Sindel, and others would join Mortal Kombat as DLC, and now we know when.

This is not saying that disliking Jenkins, Gadot, or Wonder Woman is inherently sexist, but it's clear that there's no other real motive here. Jenkins has more than proved herself a worthy director, and she deserves a little better than people saying her film is unwatchable before we've seen any sort of footage from the project.