Did they though? Yeah, Rise of Skywalker was in 2019, but since then they put out The Book of Boba Fett, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, Ahsoka, and three seasons of The Mandalorian.

Which is bizarre, because Terrence Howard turned into Don Cheadle and no one cared.

Can you point out the personal insults?

Don’t worry, it’s very much not that. “Whimsy” is not the word I’d use to describe it. It’s like the opposite of whimsy.

It’s especially cool how when that happens, the “back” button doesn’t work.

My memory’s not what it used to be, but I think the entire earth was destroyed.

That episode is older than Gen Z... and I’m mad you posted it first.

“He was nice to us,” Jordan tries telling himself in regards to Brink, only to make the case that nice is different than good. And now if you’ll excuse me I’ll continue humming Into The Woods and wondering whether there’s a Sondheim fan among Gen V’s writing staff.

Looking into this.

I’m trying not to buy anything new until I finish Baldur’s Gate 3... but I’m definitely going to buy Dave the Diver next week. And I’m sure I won’t be able to hold out too long on Wonder and Spider-Man.

About a thousand years ago, “Ernie from Kinja” explained that they’d have threaded replies “soon.”

I did think it was weird when Chalamet started screaming about how much he loves Katie Holmes.

Pretty sure the exploding dick has put the show past that threshold.

Pretty sure the Switch N64 controllers can be paired with a PC.

I think that’s why I never liked Tim and Eric or any of the other live action Adult Swim shows. They were trying too hard to be weird.

Yup.

The puppet sequence was fun, but it kind of feels like they already did this on the main show with Black Noir?

That clip show was awful. And then they ended it with a montage while playing Green Day’s Good Riddance, which is the absolute worst tonal choice for Seinfeld.

“Link, a great darkness has come over the land — ”