I also had a weird soft spot in my heart for the Demogoblin. Was there ever any resolution with that kid the Demogoblin gave a partial demon face to during Mcfarlane’s run?

Same here. the Clone Saga from the 90's put me off of being a faithful Spider-Man reader since before I could even read. Maximum Carnage was also the dopey soap on that slope too.

Neo died a bunch of times in the movies. The meeting with The Architect shows that.

I hope we don’t end up with a “Shadow Fires” scenario.

Yes! And that movie is goddamn fantastic!!

I have always thought this! Especially for a being that has existed since ancient Egyptian times! Change it to a hieroglyph!

Hooooooooly FUCK!! My body is ready for this. Pairing that speech with the trailer sealed the deal for me. It sums up the whole idea behind the series in my opinion.

I wholeheartedly agree and I can relate one hundred percent! As a person who strives to be understood clearly in my written communication, since so many things can be easily misconstrued by lack of emotes in scripted conversation, I do my best to portray that I am not speaking from a place of ill-intent by best…

True! I do love a good thought experiment. I do take umbrage with those who take any thought experiment as gospel.

Ha ha! I totally agree!

Duly noted! My heretofore understanding was that was in regard to any signs whatsoever of life. I will amend my thinking on this matter.

This is also valid. My particular opinion should not limit the discussion of all possibilities, even the ones that seem silly to me. My apologies for discounting it as a valid theory, I just feel strongly about it. That should not mean that it isn’t something to at least consider with rational thought.

I do believe you are correct in both your observation and my misuse of terminology! :) 

You all make valid points! I do believe the scale of universe is just too vast to discount the possibility of life beyond our planet, and even within our galaxy. I think there are factors that limit our ability to detect life externally from our own scope of observance at this time in our existence, but with advances…

I share that sentiment. That track still rules!

The Fermi Paradox is garbage. We have only observed a minute sector of our own small region of space and there is countless galaxies, GALAXIES, in just this particular universe. To say we are the only lifeforms is pure arrogance. It makes me think of Plato’s allegory of the cave.

You know what is particularly delightful, and I am not saying this sarcastically, is partaking in the consumption of a fair & reasonable amount of a certain fungi and wandering through the House On The Rock in Spring Green, Wisconsin for the first time.

Do you know if it is accessible via Apple TV devices?

Oh man... The Baroness.. I am now just realizing her character is in part responsible for my interest in girls with long black hair, glasses, and total black vinyl fetish wear. 

Due to a pact he made with the Great Old Ones, Crispin is akin to an insect that molts its outer layer, but instead of the shell dying off as a hollow husk it maintains a separate sentience.