Definitely present. Routh damn near saved that movie with his performance, which was stellar. That script and Lois’s casting and the lame decision to start with a rehashed Luthor villain story were the problems.

Mine drifts. Happened very quickly after buying it, too. I mainly played Splatoon and Zelda, where it wasn’t so much a problem (beyond menu selection), but it almost makes smash unplayable.

I love Mookie, but I don’t think he’s screaming to become a celebrity. I think he enjoys being the kind of player who can win a MVP on a Sunday and go out to eat in the North End on a Monday and barely get noticed if he’s wearing a hat or something.

Every town built atop a hellsgate needs a stable population so there’s a healthy pool of people to initiate into the conspiracy to keep that gate from opening... and so there’s some canaries in the coal mine for the rest of the world.

I actually think it’s credible that most of what happened in S1 and S2 would have been covered up very neatly, especially since all the principal parties involved have zero interest in exposure, either. 

To be honest, I’m okay with this. Much as S2 wasn’t as satisfying as some would have liked, the core concept of setting up other ‘super’ kids and mysteries wasn’t a bad one, and either transitioning to new cast members or going the route of a spinoff could be the best way to build the universe and add to the story.

Independence Day 2.

The fun take on this movie IMO would be if it was a new cycle - that Keanu Reeves’s character didn’t essentially stop the system. Maybe there could be some fun spec fic changes to it?

It happens on TV, too. DS9 and Babylon 5, for example.

I’ve long described JJ Abrams as Michael Bay for geeks, but I didn’t realize there was an actual professional lineage.

It’s not, nor will it ever be, possible to bring things back from extinction without compete sets of DNA. I recommend the book “How to Clone a Woolly Mammoth” if you’re interested in learning more about the process, possibilities and larger questions surrounding de-extinction. 

A lot of people have bought a lot of anime without seeing it precisely because there was no other way to see it.

My Eva hot take: It’s not even the best mecha anime that came out the year it was released.

I hope they bring back all the characters they can, but I’m okay if they mix up the shows a bit. Heroes for Hire merging some of the shows isn’t a bad thing, for example. And I really can’t see Disney having a Punisher series on Disney+ given the family friendly nature of the platform, but could absolutely see the…

Oh, gosh, though... BotW is so huge that even given the 100+ hours I’ve put into it, I can somehow always stumble into something new almost every time I play it. Wandering around in that game is a sheer, seemingly endless delight.

Oh, gosh, though... BotW is so huge that even given the 100+ hours I’ve put into it, I can somehow always stumble…

Gabbard is Trump. 💩

To be frank, this is a light resume for a fairly (if unspectacularly) bright privileged white dude who’s been planning his presidential campaign since somewhere between the 7th grade and his sophomore year of high school.

Our sexual organs do not determine our gender. Gender has nothing to do with sexual organs. It’s 100% who we are *inside* that determines our gender.

1. Sexual organs and gender are very different things. The two main angels/demons may not have penises, but they clearly have an expressed gender on the show. In fact, the show goes out of its way to depict angels and demons in a broad spectrum of genders, from firmly male or female to non-binary/gender queer. It is…

***whisper voice***