Hannibal and Fargo are two of my favorite TV series that I approached with much skepticism, but fell in love with.

I think that’s where they’ve been going with their “choose your own adventure” stuff. Given than people watch netflix on just about any device with a screen, I’m doubtful we’ll be seeing anything much more robust than navigating menus to provide inputs (trivia, dialog choices, etc.) or single button input minigames…

Right? I’m hard-pressed to name a good zombie narrative that DOESN’T hinge on “people are the real monsters,” and that very much includes The Last of Us.

Exactly. You make money off the ink cartridges, not the printer.

And dipping their toe into games could mean pretty much anything. And since people watch Netflix on everything from a phone to a laptop to a smart TV app to an app on a gaming system, I imagine we’re likely talking about something akin to Farmville that primarily relies on a social network-like framework.

Let us not forget: Here is the Entire Extended Family I Blame For My Unhappiness, Especially my Parents, and I Drink Too Much.

Exactly. The average video game consumer probably spends far more per year than the average movie consumer, and I think it’s fair to say more people watch movies than play video games (unless you count my mom playing candy crush or my grandma playing video poker). And even if you don’t watch that many movies, they are…

I was hoping for more speculation in the article that this likely puts Yelena in the Hawkeye TV show. And if she succeeds in her mission and ends up apprehended by the end of that show, maybe we just met Lucky.

What about 8 pounds of mayo? Allow me to present peak Bush era nonsense:

I mean, that tracks. Some of the other “don’t you feel old?” stuff works wonders, but the haptic feedback on my PS5 controller feels like 25 years of progress from plugging a big battery-draining rumble pack into the back of my wired three-pronged monstrosity of a controller that eventually needed to provide free…

The answer is a kirby that ate a yoshi.

Apparently it was a black iced coffee, because they managed to mess it up.

You know, why not have Will Ferrell host actual Celebrity Jeopardy?

I haven’t seen either film, but the final lines of the novel always hit me hard for some reason: “I did not know what achievements, what mockery, even what tortures still awaited me. I knew nothing, and I persisted in the faith that the time of cruel miracles was not past.”

Mad Max was definitely one of my favorite sleeper hits of the last decade. I wish it got more love when it came out.

When my workplace got a new president, instead of deciding to tackle any of the long-festering systemic issues that employees have been bringing up for years, he decided what we actually needed was complimentary cereal in our break rooms.

Definitely true for me. I turned to a weekly grocery delivery service that specializes in produce near the beginning of the pandemic. I finally upgraded from that cheap dull knife that’s been following me since my college apartment to a pretty decent knife because I sort of knew I considered chopping vegetables to be…

I’m a complete sucker for the subgenre I flippantly refer to as “Bad Dad Simulators” (The “bad” frequently refers to having to constantly choose between terrible decisions, not the actual quality of the dad). You basically had to exclude Lee Everett because he’s such a good answer. Playing as him is probably the most…

I initially read that the RV played a recording stating that it was a bomb, it would detonate in 15 minutes, and everyone should evacuate the area.

I’m going to take what’s apparently the even-less-popular opinion and go with Pyre, which was one of my favorite games that was new to me in 2020. I really loved the characters and story, and I oddly enjoyed the loop of story and gameplay. None of the stop/start of Transistor.