Bruh he was in the last episode.

He’s as smart as he is handsome.

For the record I didn’t hate it.

Did you at least read the opening paragraph before shooting down to comments?

Literally in the first paragraph of the article:

Hey, trust us, we would MUCH rather this site go back to the way it was when run by Annalee and Charlie Jane and have nothing to do with your Gizmodo.

io9 has been part of Gizmodo since it ceased to be an independent site about five years ago.

Then why did you click on a non tech story and even comment on it? The answer is because you don't come here for tech, you come here to bitch about things in the comments. At least that's what your actions say. You'll probably say something to the contrary but you know the old expression about actions and words.

I enjoy the show, and have read all of the Foundation books. They were formative for me. I re-read the first two recently, and...well, I don’t think they’re all that good anymore. Even if I did, using the fact that an adaptation isn’t all that faithful to the original as a reason to question the intelligence of the…

At this point, I’m thinking that the best way to faithfully make a Foundation production is a stageplay for theater with zero props beyond basic costuming.

It’s hilarious if you actually believe this. So, if you don’t, good show! And if you do, thanks for the laugh!

Shill harder.

he’s not really doing so hot 

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“Dear government of Malaysia: If you really wanted $2.7 million from me, you shouldn’t have let me leave the country”. 

Actually they used the most recent up date to the 5E rules where racial bonuses are no longer a thing. Instead during character generation you get to pick one stat that gets a +2 and another that gets a +1. Its done to move away from racial bonuses. Now different races mostly just change your appearance and give…

Now as the strike progresses Sam can use his tagline to greater effect: “We’ve been here the whole time!”

Love Dropout TV because it’s super cheap ($6 a month or $60 for the year) and it doesn’t pretend to be anything more than a place where comedians just lose their sh*t in creative ways. It also has everything from “professional Never Have I Ever” to a TON of DnD content and so much more. 

Also you can find full episodes…

This is great for Sam and the Dropout team, you love to see it folks.

they always do this with every big movie