Will a new version of Delores wake up in an abandoned subway station to a recording of the voice of Root telling her who she was and what she did?

Was it a mission to recover the president’s rubies?

So I foresee X suing for emancipation at 13 and then legally changing her name.

I got the Rift S, too and on top of not really noticing the weight, I’ve never felt hampered by the cords, either. Since I already owned a PC that could run VR, the limitations of the storage and processing power seemed like more of a constraint than a cable. If you don’t have a PC that can run it, then the Quest is…

Were we supposed to be conflicted over who to root for? Because I was rooting for Caleb and Delores the whole time. (Well... favored them over stupid Maeve who was completely motivated by a made-up daughter she knows wasn’t real... I mean... WTF?) And Serac was just John Greer/the little kid that spoke for Samaritan.…

Um, I think this is in the constitution:

That’s a pretty good deal since I was considering paying her not to share them.

Magnataurs?!

It’s a little surprising how straight up “Cheers-y” that clip feels. No overly cutesy line readings one might expect in a Mickey Mouse crossover.

I’m incredulous and delighted that someone posted those lyrics before me.

Pretty psyched for this. I really liked the book and it looks like they didn’t skimp on the production. And Wilson Pickett’s version of Land of 1000 Dances is just the cherry on top. Looks great!

Save the spiders! This is a terrible game.

I don’t care about the pictures, but one time when I was leaving an island, he said “let’s pack snack and make tracks” which is about my favorite thing I’ve seen a character say in the game. 

Um... Sorry, murder has a statute of limitation of 10 years here in Colorado, there’s no way spoilers on a middling rom-com in the comments of an article about that movie is longer.

Nothing like multiple conflicting, sometimes nonsensical, excuses to really make you sound credible... as if credibility still had any value under a Trump administration.

I guess I’m old fashioned. Yeah, I stream a lot, but I like to see movies in theaters. People complaining that every movie they see is filled with screaming children and loudly chomping popcorn eaters... I mean, yeah, if I go to a Lego movie, I expect there’ll be kids making noise and I expect and plan for that, but…

Will it remove the stigma of the phrase “direct to video” or will it taint movies that don’t get an exclusive theatrical window? I just don’t understand how they’re taking the success of Trolls in extraordinary circumstances and extrapolating it to success in other, closer-to-normal, circumstances. Or is it something…

You talk about hot characters on Cheers without even mentioning Woody? Really??

He looks a little like David Byrne...

Yeah, that’s another thing, at home, I’ll be on my computer or reading something while I watch, when I’m at the theater, I pay attention.