This.

Looked like 2 pieces...maybe some sort of spear or spear launder (atl-atl)?

I agree that it felt short. I suspect that is because the entire episode is a series of short conversations and reunions with one extended action scene (dragon flight).

I lost it at the “it had its moments” line.

Oh damn... even though it’s painfully obvious in hindsight, I didn’t catch that the kid nailed to the wall was Lord Umber. Makes that ‘shock-value’ scene carry a little more weight.

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What are we, some sort of Space Ape Marine Leaving Squad?

Though in all fairness, Pitbulls, Great Danes, Goldendoodles, Dalmatians, Malamutes, Jack Russells, St. Bernards, Chihuahuas, and miniature horses should be considered as well.

I found the shortlist for the part of Ein.

If they give Cho big enough hair, his stunt double can convincingly pass for him during the more intense action scenes.

Gravity 2: Karma’s a Bitch

Less to do with the content of the article, and more to do with the NCAA @marchmadness tweet, but does a #2 beating a #1 really count as an “upset?”

I thought they said this was going to be a hard reboot, but it’s looking like a soft one. Recast Will Smith (a la Terrence Howard), maybe definitely make a snide joke about it, bring back Captain Boomerang, round out the rest of the team with new villains, and ignore all other DCEU films.

An airborne helicopter would instantly crash, but a grounded one...

So somebody at WB, Epix, or wherever saw Sony float the idea of an Aunt May spinoff, then decided to do the same thing with their own IP?

Probably some technologically advanced arcane society from another world or dimension. Their final showdown will culminate in a universe ending cataclysm.

It’s doubtful, of course, that the combination of potassium nitrate and alunite worked as intended

Toys tease even more looks for Avengers: Endgame.

It’s a little out of character for Spidey, but having another character (a villain) steal it would be gold.

There’s a great book from Alan Weisman called ‘The World Without Us’ that describes how nature would reclaim the world after a hypothetical rapture-like event instantly removes all humans.