with the exception of the underappreciated Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles television series

I admit I shouldn’t talk without first reading the comic. Still feels a bit ambiguous to me, but I'll refrain from judging until I read it.

Cheers for the clarification!

Grant Morrison.

I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest if “Xavier” turned out to be Cassandra Nova or something. Either that, or he’s gone full heel.

So... does Wolverine get regrown with his adamantium skeleton, or what?

Capaldi did shave his head for the role, so that’s actually not outside the realm of possibility.

Was Chip Zdarsky too busy?

They will. Probably on the day they announce Metroid Prime 4's release date - or when they unveil gameplay, if you're lucky.

That last paragraph is like someone exposed my still-beating heart for all to see.

Man, you're hard to please. It's too soon for Metroid Prime 4.

It just now hit me that Star-Lord came back to Earth on Avengers: Endgame, but since he and the Guardians are ‘forced’ to be a tiny part of the crossover-fest, there was zero acknowledgment of his return to his home planet for the first time since his mother died.

This is great. I can’t get enough Vice Admiral Holdo in my life.

Confession time: I still play Yu-Gi-Oh: The Eternal Duelist Soul very regularly — as in, almost daily right now (though it comes and goes) — on my old phat DS. I’ve made a nearly perfect deck for that game and I know the AI’s in and outs like the palm of my hand, though it doesn’t ever get permanently boring thanks to…

Heather, you forgot to finish the article.

Well, I guess that makes Spider-Man II a guarantee, if it wasn’t already.

Let’s face it: how will their main demographic - kids - even know that not all 900+ Pokémon are in there? Most of them probably don’t even have all the 800-something from previous generations to transfer over.

If you don’t think there will be a third version, Sword 2 and Shield 2 or upgraded Sword and Shield remake that have all the Pokémon ever made in it, you’re crazy.

Star Wars: Abridged.

Just the fact that this show’s first season didn’t even get a Blu-ray release kind of spelled out that it wasn’t a huge success in the eyes of Disney. It’s nice that it’s at least getting a conclusion.