Old saying:

It should be noted, it’s far from a settled legal issue if WotC can “deauthorize” previous OLGs, and that it will almost certainly be tested in court, especially since it will be a direct manueve against Pazio’s business model. The fact that WotC didn’t do this between 2009 and 2014 when Pazio briefly took the market…

Also how is Superman his fault when the studio decided to switch gears? And for that matter how is the Witcher his fault when he got sick of them changing the source material and walked?

Who the fuck thought Andor failed??? Jesus Christ , why do I bother with this site and clickbait articles /headers like this .

Andor failed in the eyes of rabid YouTube dorks with armies of braindead drones.

“Think about Henry Cavill . . . but that brief period where it seemed like he’d be Superman again until he wasn’t didn’t exactly instill confidence in his career choices.”

tl;dr:

Big praise for a CW comic show from Chad L. Coleman who was Fred Johnson in The Expanse, Klydon in The Orville, and even was in The Wire.

Hmmm...no. Season 6 was clearly running on fumes, but it wasn't soulless, laughless simulacrum like season 4.

They are called “Alexes”

Go ahead and take your star(burns).

It’s been four years since Musk suggesting using a tiny submarine to rescue those kids, and subsequently calling the person who was trying to rescue said kids a “pedophile”, and hiring an investigator in an attempt to dig up dirt on him.

I got a MeowMeowBeenz notification for this?

The scene of them all arriving at the dock was actually a super great way to give us a perfect summary of the character just by showing their mask usage.

“It’s so dumb.”

I think it’s important to point out that this ruling allows the trial to happen. The actual trial itself isn’t even close to starting yet! Yet this article (unsurprisingly) makes it sound like the plaintiffs won the case and everything is going to change now, which is wrong and dumb and what the hell is wrong with you.

Should we expect movie trailers to start having a disclaimer in clear print at the bottom of the screen like a lot of video game trailers do (i.e. “work in progress, may not represent final product”)?

The plaintiffs didn’t win, at least not yet. The judge denied Universal’s motion to dismiss prior to a trial. Still a stupid ruling, but it’s far from over.

Wait a minute — people got angry at THAT?!?

Oh, I think if you look around you’ll find there’s a whole torrent of ways to get it.