People can only complain about the sheer onslaught of garbage for so long. Pretty soon Google is going to go, “Oh, look. Nobody’s complaining, must be perfect!”

If they had made *all* of the programs look like that, I’d agree. But since it was only Clu it stood out and looked weird. *Especially* that one scene in the real world where he turns to say goodbye to his son. That wasn’t supposed to be a program.

but with amphibians

They HAVE to get him to do it. But I haven’t seen any hints that he will (maybe I missed it somewhere). I really hope they do and are just keeping it under wraps.

That... was pretty damn good.

Knox will serve as an executive producer on the show (which means you shouldn’t expect the most objective read on the Italian court’s verdict)

Well, the upside is the series is complete, so they won’t need to come up with a conclusion all on their own.

Other people have said it but I’ll say it too. Kids will always find something to belittle other kids. (Fuck, adults will too, it’s just shitty human nature.)

Avatar and Cowboy Bebop set the bar in the stratosphere, it would’ve taken a miracle to be as good as the originals.

In the book Alia is supposed to creep the fuck out of just about everybody, so I’m kinda hoping they have her do the voice-over for a baby.

steaming TV project

The franchise rights alone will make us rich beyond our wildest dreams.

That video did not age well.

Absolutely. Every show has its ups and downs, but Gen V has been really good overall.

“What’s next, an option like Amazon has where you pay more for a device without ads?”

Let’s just agree to start calling it Xitter

The name escapes me but he’s from when they were in Australia. He could make portals so they could come and go.

“Would you like to play a game?”

I get this is a comedy, but the premise has some legit serious horror potential: not being able to escape while an incredibly slow-moving killer gets closer and closer, and then an excruciatingly slow death?

Looking into my crystal ball, I see... a case before the Supreme Court. Yes, someone, who MIGHT want to open a store someday, is worried they MIGHT be forced to sell birth control at their (hypothetical) store.