Well, yeah, I thought it was pretty obvious after that too, but if you really really wanted to redeem Don Johnson for some reason I can’t fathom (probably a latent form of racism), there was that wiggle room. But now they literally said “we just made friends with the black subordinate so we could murder her husband,”…

That’s the story you want. That’s not the story everyone wants. Hence why this was a perfectly reasonable thing to keep open-ended.

I mean, I thought Keene’s monologue to Looking Glass in episode 5 was pretty explicit but a couple people thought Judd was playing 4-D chess.

I mean, Keene’s villain monologue explicitly says that they only befriended Angela because they knew she was married to Doctor Manhattan, so.

He said he was on water because it as important for her to see it, suggesting that he knew she’d go out to the pool and it would play after his death. He said she’d understand when the time was right about the egg, suggesting that he knew she would- it was present as more than presenting her a choice, it’s implied he…

We really shouldn’t be surprised Looking Glass was single mindedly focused on Ozymandius’s crimes at Karnak. Rorshach was the exact same way, and what is a looking glass if not a mirror?

Look again. “DR M” in lights, but also a subtle “END”.

There’s a scene, when Abar is coming out of the theater.

I just hope this finale put to rest the idea that Judd was actually a Good Guy who was secretly fighting the 7K from the inside.

Wow. Everything connected beautifully at the end. I like how the final scenes wasn’t some crazy ass action sequence but a conversation between an estranged grandfather and his granddaughter.

This entire thing sounds like a Danny McBride / Eastbound and Down episode, complete with Stevie Janowski being Kenny’s hired muscle.

Hmph. A RedBox rental would have saved me $47 on FarCry 5.

Don’t forget to upgrade any time you buy a new game! The best part about consoles is that they WORK. You start a game, and you don’t have to futz around with settings until you find a compromise you can live with. I have a PC. It works fine. If what you said is true, it SHOULD be able to play any of the 5 year old…

Because a PC that supports gaming at the level of the Xbox One costs $1000+?

I always end up with both consoles by the end of the generation (and I’m the proud owner of a Switch as well, the first Nintendo console I’ve owned since N64!)

A console needs to have its own games to survive.

I got a Day One launch box in 2013, I got a launch One S, a launch One X and just got an S All-Digital for $150 on Black Friday for my kids.

Contrary to all reason (it’s the end of the generation, and I already own a PS4, Switch, and PC), I ordered the $150 Xbox One S w/ Jedi Fallen Order bundle from Target for Black Friday (after a $100 gift card, I feel pretty good about that). I know it doesn’t make any goddamn sense, but frankly I haven’t turned on my…

I’ve always preferred my Xbox to my Playstation(s) partially due to the infrastructure and UI, but as far as I’m concerned, Game Pass is Xbox’s current #1 killer feature. The Xbox One S is a fantastic 4K bluray player if you’re on the fence, and the One X is the most powerful console, but for gamers in general, Game…