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Insanely good show. They’re totally knocking it out of the park.

- Even as someone who’s intimately familiar with the games, my heart was racing during the clicker fight. The tension is incredible. I was crying out every time they didn’t try for a head shot though, ugh. I think if pop culture stopped for me in 2003 I’d

I can’t tell if this article is being intentionally disingenuous or not. TV Tess was a huge badass; the way she talked to Robert, the way she just walked into a warzone, going on her own to open a path in the hotel, stoicly accepting her bite...I could go on for a while.

I feel like if you’re a clever enough viewer, me telling you “it’s not going the way you think” is itself a spoiler which will let you figure out the way it’s going to go, but truly, it’s not a cliche story and the ending will move you. The clickers are just set dressing for the actual story.

Insanely good show. They’re totally knocking it out of the park.

- Even as someone who’s intimately familiar with the games, my heart was racing during the clicker fight. The tension is incredible. I was crying out every time they didn’t try for a head shot though, ugh. I think if pop culture stopped for me in 2003 I’d

Insanely good show. They’re totally knocking it out of the park.

- Even as someone who’s intimately familiar with the games, my heart was racing during the clicker fight. The tension is incredible. I was crying out every time they didn’t try for a head shot though, ugh. I think if pop culture stopped for me in 2003

Woah, I didn’t know we had the arbiter of writing on Kinja. Sweet.

I’m not really a D&D player so maybe that’s why I’m confused, but what’s the main point everyone is up-in-arms about? They’ve basically had free content for over 20 years and now the company that created it is asking for a share, which seems...fair? I just haven’t read anything that makes me go “those greedy bastards!

I despise jump scares more than I can even explain. I would like more suspense/thriller movies if it weren’t for the jump scares. I REALLY enjoy psychological thrillers too, but I barely ever see them anymore because I’m just so bad with jump scares.

dragonfliet said basically all I wanted to say in response to you, much more eloquently. You move the goalposts in each successive post:

TLJ is probably my favorite Star Wars movie, and objectively probably the second-best out of the nine. Nothing it did was outlandish enough to earn the amount of ire it has online.

According to them it’s trios, not 2-player. Unless they’ve changed their mind since that blog.

I mean... He was in the announcement... 🤨

I had no idea how they were going to wrap this up, but I really loved it.

Wait, what? When did they indicate it wasn’t actually New York? That’d be a hell of a job recreating Manhattan in the desert.

I had no idea how they were going to wrap this up, but I really loved it.

Really liked the episode, even though it was a non-stop existential crisis for me. There’s a TON of little things that don’t seem to add up that I have to assume will make sense next week, otherwise I have no idea why they exist:

You mean the red bots? They got brought in last season.

Really liked the episode, even though it was a non-stop existential crisis for me. There’s a TON of little things that don’t seem to add up that I have to assume will make sense next week, otherwise I have no idea why they exist:

- Bernard could have been lying to Stubbs about dying, but Stubbs checking himself for

I don’t like TOS, but I’d say the Watchers were one of their cooler ideas. Since time travel became so prevalent in Trek it only makes sense there’d individuals interested in safeguarding timelines. Hell, most of the first 2 seasons of Enterprise was built around the concept.

El-Aurians aren’t Watchers, they’re

I’m guessing they’ll eventually have a way to put Cortana in a chip; the Mjolnir for the show was designed with that slot in the back of the head, and they lined it up perfectly, so I imagine it’ll be coming soon.

I don’t care about the helmet either, and that scene didn’t bother me much. He wasn’t armed either, which