Why though?

That’s okay. Loved the first series, looking forward to season 2, they can take as long as they need to make it good.

Looks like a videogame

Do you know what the story behind that was? I’m kind of curious now.

Or maybe she means it in the way that nobody has ever really met John Krasinski because there’s nothing under the surface there. There’s nothing behind his eyes.

I watched the pilot for that and there wasn’t anything remotely funny in it.

...they don’t though...

Peeta is just the name Peter written by a semi-literate person.

Cool. I’m glad they’ll go in depth on this story. It also leaves the other events, like Dunk and Egg, open to be their own show someday perhaps.

Looks great! I’m very excited for it.

I’m very much the opposite in terms of how people relate to Cross and Trigger.

One of the things that sets Netflix apart is that it has more non-anglophone content than any other mainstream streaming service.

It didn’t link it, but the fact that we know the show exists and the reference was sandwiched within three other references to other Sherlock media, I think we can be sure.

Yes. That was the reference.

I think it just means he doesn’t get to vote in the Oscars. There’s stuff like free screenings and industry reception events that they get, but he’s Will Smith, so if expresses interest he’d get an invite regardless.

Looking forward to it. I think this had the most potential out of all the possible spin offs.

I can’t believe there wasn’t a movie more deserving of the best original screenplay than a mediocre and unfunny movie like Don’t Look Up. Not the Aaron Sorkin one, of course, but surely one of the other ones.

People often call Nioh merely a “Souls-like”, but Nioh isn’t a faster Dark Souls, it’s more like a slower (at least at first) and more deliberate Ninja Gaiden. There are superficial similarities to the Souls games, like shrines, levels that loop back on themselves, and corpse runs, but ultimately it just does not…

I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not.

Biden said “fund the police”.