I know I’ll miss Fahey.

I feel like going from late 2022 to 2025 is huge indication that the company working on it fucked up royally. The employees might be great but a three year delay speaks to an insane amount a screw up.

I’m late to the party, but thank you for this reviews, I’ve really enjoyed reading them over the years after I finished watching the episodes.

No love for Stargate SG1?!

I feel like the best story line would require Gi-hun to take over the squid games. To have him fight to win and bring it down but realize that it doesn’t matter in the end, that as awful as the game is, the world is just as bad and at least the games give people a chance.

I think you could do one season of setup for the collapse and then stand alone stories during the dark age. This will be an interesting adaptation either way.

I’m pretty sure Georgia is due west of SC

I prefer Planet Threepwood, though it wasn’t much better

This movie was dumb, everybody made the dumbest decisions and the military handled that about as poorly as possible.

I really enjoyed this show, it was really good. I didn’t love the movie as much but it was still good.

It was really common for a long to for people to put what they  go by on the their Driver’s License, even nick names, states were just fine it. I seen so many “Bob”s  for Roberts, a “Jimbo” for Jim, it’s just how things were done for a long time, it’s not that weird.

Royal Pains is surprisingly good and they had a decent medical advisor for their scripts.

Honestly, it kind of felt like her part of the bit was heavely scripted and prerecorded for Stephen to add the “live” element to.

I avoided this show until season three thanks to the Netflix bump that is only the scene where their cousin comes to visit and is super “stereotypical Asian girl” because I expected the whole show to be that. But nope! it’s like 5 minutes of the entire series, bad job netflix.

This is very disheartening.

I’m sad to see you go but excited for the time we had with you!

Didn’t Phil Spencer tweet about Blinx a month ago or so?

Also, the show first aired in 2003, youtube wasn’t even a thing until 2005, so it seems possible that HE didn’t even think streaming would be a thing when he signed the contract.

As a millennial, I would like to point out that this is what our parents taught us when we started using the internet, and it’s absolutely what they don’t do.

It’s a solid show that pays off better than most. Yes, the last two seasons have their struggles (andy) but it sticks the landing and the character development is worthwhile. Unlike say How I met your mother or GoT, there are few shows that you can watch to the end and feel like you watched a complete show.