It’s a highly individualized line. “Screw canon” means sequels shouldn’t bother with the movies that created them and larger storytelling between different projects should just be ignored.

Only at the level of say, going to a website known for frequently posting ‘spoiler’ content and being upset at the content including spoilers.

Nothing against either of MacFarlane’s shows, but I think for the most part they had his name on them, and people just stopped thinking about them further. They haven’t really had any major controversial moments or press coverage that I’ve ever seen that would put the behind-the-scenes stuff out front.

Locally the Rite-Aid location’s been circling the drain for a while.

I’d been enjoying it until that point. I’d just gotten the “horn” part of the quest when I realized what that meant I’d have to do just to get through to the next part of the main questline. I was actually actively enjoying the basic walking between destinations... but that hike up and down only has the limited…

I think there’s a fundemental disconnect when it comes to this sort of thing and what players want.

Well, that answers everything! This man should be the next American President!

It’s what happens when Hard Sci-Fi does that jump from the top of the block tower and runs the flag up the pole.

Through the magic of dance?

I think by the time you hit “Thunderdome” the Max series was well out of cult status.

My immediate reaction with the commercials was “Oh, they’re remaking that Kubrick/Spielberg ‘AI’ thing”.

“Blame it on Rio”.

I’m old enough to remember when the concept of treating others with the dignity we hope to be treated with ourselves was considered ‘good’.

Why are we even still having this discussion?

I’m somehow doubting they’re going to be sniping randos for moving during “red light green light” in the show that the article’s about, but it’s hard to say it’s not an inspiration. 

Looked it up, the people (and revival) were apparently inspired by the 2002 remake. Which happened?

If you’re talking about the relatively recent time they tried to bring back roller derby, they made a pretty advanced run at it.

I’m going to go the opposite way on this one.

Which, to be fair, is three times more than I laughed at “Afterlife”.

Finally broke down and saw “Afterlife”.