Colbert (‘s staff?) already tweeted this as a joke and unleashed chaos.

I also really want to collect some losing Super Bowl/other championship swag

They got paid during the 8 week shut down after he shattered his ankle on Fallout.

That’s not what centrism is?

well she tweeted it in 2020 like the article says so maybe you’re thinking of that?

Yoda spoke with force ghost Qui-Gon ages ago:

Surely you’ve noticed what gets made these days, right? Because it’s much much easier to market and sell using a recognizable brand in a fragmented media landscape? They probably wouldn’t have bothered developing the project to begin with if it was called... Veronica Chunder.

Or Peacemaker or the animated Harley Quinn show.

Dear WB/DC/Discovery: Do not fuck with Doom Patrol...or Stargirl.

Temple of Doom is perfectly watchable. Crystal Skull, on the other hand…

I get that new concepts and words can be hard. The singular “they” in English only goes back to the 14th century

Learn English. They is a very common singular pronoun, and has been long before trans folk started using it.

That category has, sadly, become little more than an advertisement for the latest Disney movie, which are mostly children’s movies. It’s a complete lack of imagination from the Academy to fail to recognize the innovation happening in the animation sphere, and it’s, sadly, part of a larger trend of lack of appreciation…

Kinda makes you wonder what exactly you are buying if it’s based on a limited license product that the licensor can just pull out of.

The most wildly detached comments are those saying “But they’re getting offered things in other games! That’s HUGE! If I buy a gun in a non-NFT game and it shuts down, it’s GONE FOREVER!” No. Your chances of getting your items, status and accomplishments recognised in a new game are exactly the same, NFTs or not. It…

you’re welcome. watch this one too if you haven’t already.

The article started with some rubbish about bookending the pandemic, so at least mattdomville is on topic.

Desi sold his half of the company to Lucy in 1962, well before either “M:I” or “Star Trek.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desilu_Productions

Actually, Desi had left the company by then. Lucy greenlit “Star Trek” and “Mission: Impossible” all by herself.