I think the title to “The Man in the High Castle” is really good.

No. It works.

Yes.

Emma’s power in the book is controlling fire. Olive is the one who floats. I guess fire wasn’t whimsical enough for Tim Burton’s lead.

Strong number two. Nice.

Strong number two. Nice.

Nice call!

Barb is the red-headed Harambe.

I like the fizz. I’ve liked sparkling water since I was wee.

I’m just saving up for more Parlour Walls to watch “The Family.”

Wow. They really improved the quality of the animation. I’m glad they left this out!

Pictures or it’s just boastful claims.

In your inventory, you have SO MANY weapons and pieces of armor. What’s up with that?

I think I still have that! Like I needed another reason to get this.

Good list. I have seen 14/20, so I’m guessing I will like the other 6!

It is well known. That’s why this article is so pointless.

The “Total Recall” scene is ludicrous, yes. Even more ludicrous is that the planet is given an atmosphere in a matter of minutes. But you need to remember that this is very likely NOT REALLY HAPPENING. This is a Philip K. Dick story, and what we are seeing is the memory implanted into Quaid at Total Recall, thus the…

Your review was spot-on and funny too. This episode was dumb in an insulting way.

You need to do some proofreading. For example, “Regrettably, these grafts that were contaminated with the prion protein responsible for CJD.” and “University of College London.”

The “No Country for Old Men” is not reaching at all. He maims but doesn’t kill his quarry in the opening, and he maims but doesn’t kill his quarry later. Of course the consequence of the latter is much more severe.

I think that part is figurative. They aren’t really floating, but it is a visual cue that they are online. More visually interesting than people just sitting around.