I was thinking, didn’t I already see some Dead Boy Detectives on TV? The concept seems eerily familiar.

It seems like the process was:

Is there a rule change that would make it a fair challenge?

Showtime is airing Star Trek: Discovery starting Monday, February 19th. But they don’t have the episodes marked as “New”, so beware when scheduling a series recording.

I’m wondering when Star Trek: Discovery will start airing on linear Showtime. It’s already available On Demand (at least on Spectrum). They’ve been promo-ing it as coming, but no air date yet.

The article doesn’t mention Yahoo!’s original purpose: it was a curated directory of the Internet.

Elemental is the only film in this list that Gizmodo didn’t previously mention in a end-of-year or pre-Oscars list. Which means, Gizmodo didn’t think it was a best film of 2023, or a movie we may have missed, or most (or least) likely eligible genre film to be nominated.

My first thought would be that it takes 11 races, because each race eliminates 2 horses from the competition — since the other 3 horses were faster, they couldn’t possibly be in the top 3 overall. We need to find 3 fastest of 25, which means we need to eliminate 22. If each race eliminates 2, then it takes 11 races to…

Good for HBO but bad for Showtime, which has been the A24 network lately. What content will they have?

The answer to the second puzzle is simple: 11. Diagonal AC is the same length as diagonal OB, and OB is the radius of the circle. OD is also the radius, with of course the same length, which is the sum of the OC (6) and CD (5) segments.

They took a $30M writeoff on something that definitely cost them more than $30M. I just don’t see how this is financially responsible...

Alternative explanation: Grok sounds like Elon because the “AI” is actually just Elon answering the questions.

When I watched The Nevers on HBO, the first 5 episodes seemed a bit off. Amalia True, in particular, would make remarks that seemed out of context. Then before watching the last 6 episodes, I re-watched the first 6, but this time knowning what was revealed in episode 6. Ah, now all those odd remarks and behaviors make…

New York’s Automobiles are an ‘Existential Threat’ to the small, family-owned businesses in New York that sell, install, and service buggy whips,” the filing said. “It threatens the livelihoods of the individuals who work in these fields.”

All over this article it refers to FX’s Archer, but I only see it on FXX. Which I can’t get anymore due to the Disney-Spectrum deal. Is it really on FX, somewhere?

Is there something different about how recent Marvel TV shows are made? Because, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D was great. Maybe because Josh Whedon had more experience as a showrunner?

Does this mean that each season of the TBS series Miracle Workers is 1st season?

Interview With the Vampire is streaming on HBO Max through October 31.

Darn. They dropped the only Disney-owned channel* I ever watch. And I still have to pay for ESPN.

I wonder if there’s a more legitimate case against trailers where the studio purposefully cuts it to give a different impression of the movie than reality.