Came here to say this - the logic behind cutting it was sound. It wasn’t relative to the plot or even really relevant to her character - she was defined well enough by being a kick-ass dino vet and doesn’t need a sexuality label on top of that.

Alf is back - in POG form!

Gotta catch ‘em all!

Didn’t read to the end of the article, did you?

And now this tweet from her an hour ago -

Like a living embodiment of The Big Bang Theory.

George Romero bought the rights to The Long Walk in the ‘80s, back when he and King made Creepshow together. I always wanted to see his version of it, but sadly it wasn’t to be. I suspect the rights either got freed up or sold on after his death and that’s why this adaptation is getting made now.

George RR Martin should read King’s ‘On Writing’. It has all the answers and more.

^This. The fact that John thought there was a murder mystery when there wasn’t just happened to be the one of his many idiosyncrasies that got Brian Reed’s attention. When the podcast starts with that, you naturally think that you know where it’s going and you’re going to see the murder mystery solved, but that’s not…

I don’t think I had any issues with it at all when playing it on the 360 - that would have been after any and all patches would have been released, though. Although if I played it again it would be on the PC and I do kind of dread trying that version.

Fallout 3 and then New Vegas. Unless you think you’d prefer the more tactical isometric style of the old games, in which case just start with the first one.

It’s aged just fine. The PC version looks the best but you may run into technical issues, although as always there are plenty of potential fixes if you’re willing to put the time in, and then you get to use mods as well - otherwise your options are PS3 or the Xbox 360 version, which can be played on Xbox One.

I think that just makes them pro-woman. Although maybe they’re thinking of Thatcher as well...

If Brexit goes ahead, Theresa May will get to repeal the European human rights laws in the UK, so that will keep her DUP supporters happy because there won’t be any human rights laws for their anti-abortion laws to be incompatible with.

Team BlastFromThePast!

I know, but it would be possible if they wanted it to happen and licensing rights were sorted out.

I scrolled down to the comments to make the same point/ask the same question - it’s cultural misappropriation, which certainly overlaps with racism very often (where said cultural appropriation is done in a way that is mocking, demeaning or cheapening), but it’s not inherently the same thing as racism because it…

Like you, I’ve only seen the movies and not the animated series, but that meant that, to me, it was a shocking revelation that Maul was still alive and up to no good - because I had no idea that the animated series had already establisehd that he was still alive, explained how he survived and even gone on to show his…

Pretty sure they both cameo in it. I’m 99% sure I saw R2D2 at some point.

I mean I guess it’s remarkable in the sense that, if you list every instance of the Force being used in a Star Wars movie, then Solo must have the lowest count, but it’s really not surprising considering it’s a story about a character who cannot use the Force, barely even believes in it at this point in his life, and…