Vast libraries of content are the main reason I have subscriptions to HBO and Disney. Cutting things like this really deincentivizes me from continuing a subscription. They seem to think one or too big shows at a time is all people want. That is not the case.

No. But residuals, which they don’t want to pay anyone anyway, are still something that cost them money.

In fairness, neither of the previous “Mortal Kombat” titles had 1 at the end. It’s a dumb distinction, but it is technically correct.

Yes...that’s my point....

“Players who pre-order the game will receive Shang Tsung for free as a playable character. It’s currently unknown if he will be available for purchase later on.”

I have a soft spot for Mortal Kombat as an idea, but I can’t be the only one who is *exhausted* by the fatalities at this point, right? The trailer had me until it got MK 11 levels of gross. That’s probably on me for hoping they would rethink how the gore is portrayed.

Fast to The Future. They have to build a time machine out of an old Honda Civic to go save Dom’s dad. 

What a pitiful existence you must lead.

You are the reason more people want to stay home and not babysit people who can’t make friends outside of the office. 

1) It isn’t up to your coworkers to be your friends.  Make friends in other ways. 2) It’s still very, very easy to have a connected, collaborative environment remotely.  I built an entirely new team during the quarantine and using the tools available ensured they had a robust team culture and were able to feel very…

Elon Musk makes billions of dollars a year working. Nearly no one else does. Is that morally wrong?

So very many red flags.

Make it make sense...President Town Drunk says he doesn’t know her but knows that she had a cat named Vagina*...

The head of CNN is attempting to siphon off FauxNews viewers...

They know there have been enough layoffs in the industry. They can shit on their employees and expect them to stay.

Dealers stocking only high end cars, Manufactures only making high end models. They both say “see people are not buying lower priced cars”

I used to work in the industry, but not for a long time now, though I still have a lot of friends that do. Looking at my reply I was definetely overly abrasive there. Apologies. That was the culmination of frustration of seeing so many posts here and elsewhere of people unironically say stuff like, I pay for all these…

It actually doesn’t even make sense from a (smart) producer’s standpoint.

Have they given a reason why these shows aren’t still on the air without writers, like they did during the last strike?

During the 2007 strike they did just that, so maybe history will repeat itself. Because of anything is going to convince the public of the necessity of writers, it will be Jimmy Fallon improvising an episode of the Tonight Show.