I’ve seen similar claims. Not sure if it was wishful thinking to justify the post-Nero-influence look of the show or what, though.

After all this, the only bigger punchline I can see is The Judge losing control of ALL OF THE LOOT, getting booted from the Other Side (whatever it is.. goonswarm? goonsquad? Imperium?), and getting left with nothing to his name after such an epic betrayal.

That’s not Ron Perlman? *squint* Nope, guess not. Saw it earlier, just the shot without any sort of description and just thought it was someone envisioning a different style of Perlman’s Hellboy.

Five bucks they spin it as a fake!Swan, and it’s really whatever new Big Bad they can come up with.

So much this. All these web2.0 “enterpreneurs” think they can make it rich with Uber or Lyft or Youtube or whatever, not realizing that they’re the product being sold.

If they are making content that is so compelling, why don’t they start their own service, instead of relying on Youtube? Cut out the middle man, post up whatever you want and don’t have to worry about Youtube’s weird ass inconsistent flagging system.

Damn Cate Blanchett can rock that dark goddess look.

Yeah!

But did they de-age the Hoff for his cameo? I’ve watched several times now, and he doesn’t look as old as he does in the campy music video they put out for Guardians Inferno.

Five hours gametime (timer only counts down when playing), five hours realtime (counter starts counting from the first time you start) or some arbitrarily storyline cutoff after what Ubi considers “five hours”?

Bonus points if it’s her?

Same here. I may or may not have squeed and shouted that he was doing his “asshole Peacekeeper accent!” which fit very well for a Sovereign Admiral.

This scene has just entered my headcanon for GotG as an off-camera thing. Good job.

This kind of thing is why I have no problem pirating 30 year old ROMs.

I just hope that if they go as far as showing the first Doctor regenerating, they don’t do it with the glowy energy blast like the last few.

Hell, you could field two full teams from just alternate universe and time-lost versions of a couple individuals.

CBS: “Hey, wanna see how to piss off a legion of die-hard fanboys and fangirls?”

The Starfleet props are a good example of “logical step between Enterprise and TOS,” that’s true.

I’m using a historical reference frame as an example because we’re talking about a series that is, for all intents and purposes, set in a historical frame.

There’s a difference between the quality of the aesthetic and the aesthetic itself.