Gotta be honest, I never really figured out the proper way to use the Cast ability. It’s an ability I still completely ignore.

I think “was” is the operative word there.

With Better Call Saul done, Apple TV has the first and second best shows on TV.

Bane and Clayface are perfect characters.

Agreed. I liked it as a little zero-stakes fan service nod, but to make him the *real* Reed Richards would be the most boring of choices.

This is great news!

So, a few things.

I really hope we get to actually see the end of Asajj Ventress' story. 

Grey DeLisle / Griffin. Hall of famer.

That’s some crab bucket thinking, Andrew. 

Don’t forget Conan.

The difference between Arnold and Johnson is that Arnold worked with a couple visionary directors and they took him places. Johnson is not doing that and it’s why his career is ultimately not going to get out of the middle lane.

I’d love to read your readthrough review of the Legends trilogy. 

I don’t think there has been a greater dichotomy between the quality of a movie and the quality of its soundtrack.

Echoing Blind Prophet, it’s fine. I started watching it after the internet diaper-filling kicked up and expected it to be a trash fire, but was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Don’t get me wrong, it is absolutely idiotic, but purposefully so, as it chooses to hem SO closely to the original cartoon.

Man, the time for this show passed so quickly and so hard. 

They are certainly not knock-offs, but they have some pretty significant warts.

While we’re here, can we talk about the other Weis/Hickman Dragonlance books? I haven’t read anything in this world in almost 20 years (and let’s be honest, I doubt I ever will again), but I do appreciate checking in with those who have.

The Chronicles: The OG Dragonlance. Flawed for sure, but still wonderful. Probably…

I actually read Fire Sea right after I’d read Dragons of Autumn Twilight (I don’t think I initially realized it was book 3 in a series).

Yep, Jeff Easley did the second major version of the covers and Stawicki the third. Neither of them had that Elmore magic, though.

This was the first book I read after the Lord of the Rings in 5th grade (I think?) and it turned me into a fantasy fan for life.