That depends. I pay for HBO for both old and new, honestly. I just now started watching Curb Your Enthusiasm, and I watch Game of Thrones, Veep, Silicon Valley, and Last Week Tonight regularly. That last one runs almost all year. I’ve re-watched The Newsroom twice. I still haven’t watched The Sopranos or The Wire, but…

Anyone paying $100+ a month for the television portion of their cable bill either isn’t paying attention, or is willfully paying for a package that includes every channel known to man because they want to.

I’m not so sure. If they load it up with as much of the DC library as exists? There could be a market for it. I still think it’s a terrible situation and I resent the fuck out of yet another media company splintering the subscription landscape. But I just came up with a list of hundreds upon hundreds of hours of…

They’ll have more than enough. Pull together all the DC-related content going all the way back to the early Superman stuff? The earliest Batman stuff? Then you’ve got 60's Batman, 70's Wonder Woman, ten years worth of Super Friends, years of Batman: TAS, Superman: TAS, Justice League, JLU, Batman Beyond, Static Shock,…

Too bad. This is what you got us into. There was no way it was ever going to be any different. The cable TV model only worked because it democratized the costs of producing content. Our monthly payment was spread out among all the channels - even the ones we didn’t watch. If you got your wish and we only paid for the…

Yeah, gods forbid they ask us to PAY for media content. The horror!

Everyone in the comments complaining about yet another streaming service you’ll have to subscribe to?

I remember there was actually a variant of that which stated that Finn and Rey found the hand when it FELL from space. Like, I know Star Wars isn’t hard scifi but that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.

“Organized crime?”

We’ll find out soon enough!

I don’t know if that was supposed to be a nod towards James Bond getting laid at the end of every movie

Why is Tesla’s response to EVERYTHING just “blame the driver”?

Why is this a story?

Tesla has a sometimes defensive relationship with owners making claims about its cars getting into crashes.

Jim Fixx disagrees.

For every ensemble/team film that clicks (Guardians, Sneakers, Magnificent Seven, your favorite here)

Goddamn modern writers. 60's Batman would never kill 60's Joker, and 70's Wonder Woman would never blow off the murder of a villain like that.

People keep talking about the paint configuration, but you know what the really weird thing is?

The problem, as I see it, is that stuff like this always glosses over everything terrible about whatever time period it’s set in. It’s understandable, but that doesn’t make it any better, frankly.

[I]t was heartbreaking to see that some of our users were upset to learn about how we monetize our free service.