If I’m going into a raid, I’m taking my guns, and leaving the lies behind. 

That was one of the more extreme 180s I’ve ever seen a TV show do, for better or worse.

Basketball is awesome for the first 90% or so, then it turns into an unending slog of fouls, timeouts, foul shots, and official reviews in the final minutes. 

For the first few episodes, then it fades badly. 

I love all the armchair lawyers trying to analyze a contract they’ve never read, and have no idea what’s really in it. 

Why is that a surprise? It’s all legal posturing, and if you think there was any real bad blood between the party, I don’t know what to tell you. 

You have no idea what her contract did or didn’t say, but have fun making sweeping statements anyway. 

No it wasn’t. The people getting scale are getting paid under union agreements, and have absolutely nothing to do with this lawsuit. 

Yeah, I’m with you on this. Saw Kotaku’s rave review, and went eagerly to play it, and was shocked by how dull and generic it was.

Am I the only one that thought this was dull, generic mobile MMO with a Marvel skin? I didn’t see anything vaguely interesting in it, and didn’t find it fun at all.

I don’t think I’ve ever had less of an idea of what a game is like after reading a review. 

Sure. But the idea that Disney is evil for designing this experience, which I’m seeing a lot here, is going a bit over the edge.

Kid culture? Who the hell is letting their kids watch Squid Game?!?

Neither can I. 

An article about telling a guy about a meme.

As someone that used to play a Ferengi at Paramount Parks, I’d love to see someone get the license that will do something fun with it again. 

Some people would pay more than that for a fantasy baseball camp, or a fantasy rock star camp. For a fantasy Star Wars experience, it’s not that unreasonable. 

I don’t understand why no one’s made a movie of Arcadia yet.

It was unwatchably bad the first time, so a reboot can’t be any worse. 

Would you be saying that if it were based on a novel, or a play?