As with garage doors: don’t rely on an elevator’s bounce-back detection (or whatever it’s called) to work when you stick your hand into the gap to stop it closing. People die on elevators not from the whole thing suddenly falling (mostly), they die getting fucked up in the moving parts.

Thanks, sincerely.

Jesus, could you fill the rest of us in then?  I already had to guess that “TRA” means “trans rights activist” and I’m not sure.

There’s a whole arc (ok, probably 3 episodes) about Wayne getting involved with a young single mother with a baby; the parents see what’s coming and warn him, but...finally the couple split, and Wayne loses his surrogate child, and everybody cries. It’s brutal.

Which, IIRC, cheats by having Winnie not be in that episode.

I presumed that was a Red Guardian/David Harbor joke until I saw below abut the actual bear.

Jesus yes.  I lapse into incoherence on this but I’ll try again: the goal seems to be “a consistent fictional universe”.  What they have is an insanely inconsistent set of stories, because that’s just how things develop.  And then they think “if we call it ‘Hypertime’ we can just declare that this is a consistent…

I don’t know why “HBO Min” isn’t a running joke.

No, I was just talking about the narrow question of what “controversial” means.

Better yet, Michael J. Fox’s real name is Michael Andrew Fox; “Michael Fox” was already in equity and he thought “Michael A. Fox” sounded silly, like he was calling himself a fox. Per WP, the J. is in honor of Michael J. Pollard, although I like to think it’s in honor of the long-standing tradition of cartoon…

The most controversial possible opinion is one shared by 50% of the people, which also sounds like “plenty of people” to me.

That’s on you.

Starring Eminem, obviously.

Well, here’s another problem: the show we see strongly implies that Charlie can only detect when someone is lying, not when they’re not being totally forthcoming. (Otherwise every episode is just “oh, that guy did it”, based on their general manner.)  Poker players don’t announce their hands! They just call, raise, or…

If the American has lived there for a bit they might pick it up.  Source: me, decades ago.

No, but there were boards to walk on between buildings at one point.  You know, when the adults let the Most Valuable Girl On Earth wander off into Zombie territory.

I see Wayfair is having financial troubles so probably not from them.

I swear to god I once clicked on a player’s grave to use his AI remnant which pays him off in glory, only to realize he was called mightwhitey420 plus or minus a typo.  Should have force-quit.

I liked it, but god, more everything...more elements (I think?), more weapons, more goddamn currencies (why have two kinds of money for different things when you can have three?)

Which reminds me: he’s seen as the same younger character in a brief still frame in the pilot of MQ, which was either great commitment in advance, or a re-edit after the second season was made, because I of course only noticed it on a rewatch.