The article is out now. It’s pretty damning.

I assume they had to log off to go to their jobs at Disney?

You don’t need Luigi, he got nerfed into the ground, the tier 1 meta is to spam Bowser attacks with Yoshi healing.

Pretty awesome to see Steven Soderbergh behind the camera of a TV series again. It’s a common refrain but it’s true: I’ve never seen anything like The Knick on TV. And I don’t think Soderbergh’s made a Western before, so I’m excited to see what he brings to the genre.

I’m not an expert but my guess is that:

I don’t understand why _Nielsen_ cares either. I was always under the impression that only advertisers (and thus the channels themselves) cared because it illustrated how much to charge for advertising. Obviously, Netflix doesn’t sell advertising, so the numbers would only exist I guess so people could have their…

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FWIW metalheads have been somewhat-jokingly “worshipping” demons from Hell for decades.

I was thinking about the original Blade Runner the other day, and even though it’s one of my favorite movies, the plot is nothing to write home about.

Maybe I’m in a bubble or something, but I see far more people complaining about R&M fans than I do the outrageous behavior in question. Even in the R&M subreddit, which I’d expect to be inundated with that crap, complains about that crap. (I don’t sub to it, I just poked around trying to see examples of this shit.)

It’s a new star wars land vehicle, the UH-UH.

I got a Steam Link a few months ago, and while the interface is a little annoying and you still have to turn on your computer + turn off its monitor, it’s pretty awesome at letting me play from the couch. Spent ~50 hours on Hollow Knight playing that way.

The last season was shot with a similar look (I think they switched to HD in the Seinfeld season?)

I can definitely see JCL knocking that out of the park, but what a hack storyline. Jeez.

I “luckily” just subbed to VRV for the second season of Harmonquest, and my sub comes with Crunchyroll. Gonna check this out when I get a chance.

I’d watch a sitcom where Kevin Corrigan plays a waiter who does mob hits on the side.

Ostensibly, this show exists solely for Jim Parsons’s bank account.

I can’t imagine this “Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures” is all that concerned about what critics say about them.

I would call that a Chereth Cutestory.

I personally think Fantastic Mr. Fox is Wes Anderson’s best movie, even though Anjelica Huston and Gene Hackman are really really really good in Tenenbaums.