I don’t even like the ones I have now. And it probably wouldn’t be too difficult for someone to definitively prove it.

I only ever watched the first two or three seasons. I didn’t dislike it I just didn’t keep up. From what I understand they sort of burnt through the entire Superman mythos other than him getting the suit. Didn’t they go through General Zod, Brainiac, Doomsday, Supergirl, Doomsday, meeting Lois and Jimmy and Perry…

hulk6785 Dr. Stephen Strange e_is_real_i_isnt

Shatner explains, and that includes crew members not making out with each other

I just hope they continue with the first season’s style of being completely devoid of any humor or levity with every single character being self-serious to a fault. And the only time anyone should even come close to smiling is when they’re about to mutilate or kill a close relative.

My completely uninformed and baseless guess is MS will anounce Halo 1-3 for Switch on the Nintendo Direct, and maybe quietly announce also on PS5 a few days later.

Maybe there is real life precedent for that sort of thing. But it makes for very confusing story telling. I haven’t read the books so correct me if I’m wrong but aren’t all these names limited to the appendix there and the character names are easier to follow in the main narrative?

That does clear things up. It’s so obvious now.

Whatever the next thing they do in the franchise. They need to make sure that just like House of the Dragon, every single character should be angry and depressed 100% of the time. There should never be one moment of levity or humor. There should be no character who make a point not to take themselves too seriously or…

Not to mention the fact that almost every Targaryen has a slight variation of the same 3 names making it almost impossible to keep track of who’s who.

You’re going off the Gregorian calendar. You have to adjust for The Old Ones.

It’s 8 eggs

private plane parking spots are completely booked at all the surrounding airports

I could see with the right combination of judge and lawyers and jury, her getting some kind of financial compensation.

Can’t find a clip at the moment. IMDB does list him as being in one episode in 2000. I remember it was a pre recorded segment with him and Gore cutting back and forth between the two. Both of them giving straight faced campaign speeches while mocking themselves. Gore taking credit for numerous scientific and…

there you go. It goes back quite a ways

Thank you for the assist. I will never live down this shame.

What’s this world coming to when you can’t confront a total stranger on the street with container of mysterious fluid and a camera crew and you have to worry you might get punched in the face.

How is anyone really surprised though? This has been standard on SNL for decades.

Murray hasn’t been front and center in anything good for a long time. Groundhog Day is also over 30 years old, Lost In Translation is over 20 years old.