But I thought that ruined shows and blah blah “filler episodes” blah blah hblah

None of this seem very refreshing. Just seems like someone paying a small price for their stupid decision.

I guess mentioning BG3 in the title gets more clicks than “set in the Forgotten Realms,” huh? It has nothing to do with BG3 and it’s disingenuous to claim it does.

Right, because pop culture is always exactly the same and all poorly received movies are eventually called brilliant. Why this cycle hasn’t gotten around to hundreds of thousands of other projects that aren’t Star Wars has yet to be explained.

What’s the hilarious part?

Just fumbled around, really.

Dislike them all. Must be the hairdos and awful combat.

Should of had the original team in charge anyway.

Both of them should ease up on the hair dye

Howard Stern in the 90s, maybe. I don’t recall anything he’s done making many waves in the culture for a very long time.

Actors like steady work. It’s really nice.

Too bad the actual gameplay in DQ is so grindy, tedious, and unrewarding. All the least interesting aspects of the early Ultimas and none of the quirky stuff.

All the tacky sexist bullshit was dated even then. Fun character designer, but man his obsessing about panties and genitals sure wore thin. Now I guess we can pretend that never happened.

Who the fuck wants to be considered a “gamer?” What a weird thing to give two shits about

Sam Barsanti’s mastery of humor really informs this analysis.

Hamas really cares about celebrities

Glad I watched the On Cinema Oscar Special instead.

SCTV was always better written and better performed. The best bits in SNL season one came from Albert Brooks and Andy Kaufman. Didn’t care much for the coked up cast.

Not really. He died in the 90s as a good career move too. I once read an epically shit Easy Rider 2 screenplay he wrote. Oof.

Yes. That’s fine if it’s a good performance. You don’t cast fucking impersonators, you cast actors.