Not sure why Jalopnik didn’t cover it, but there is in fact a new infotainment system as part of the ND3 update:

The Adler Diplomat has been converted to run on wood. In the truck, they burn wood and the smoke is condensed in the piping running around on the roof and then injected into the engine. I watched a TV show where they converted a truck to wood fired and it ran fine, but needed a lot of firewood to keep going.

The MTV version of the video for REM’s “Pop Song 89" features Michael Stipe and 3 female models dancing topless with black bars obscuring their nipples.  Originally the black bars were only used on the women but Stipe insisted if their nipples had to be censored than so did his.

BR2049 was visually gorgeous and lush, and leaned into DV’s strengths, and weaknesses, as a director.

There are too many, I can’t choose!

NASA has always made the best vehicles.

Yes! and I’d even include the old TV series Tales of the Gold Monkey!

You don’t care how it drives, and yet you think of yourself as an enthusiast?

Mrs Davis, Ted Lasso, Silo are much better than most shows on this list. Yellowjackets in particular became awful.

I remember it was only a few years ago when airlines were announcing they were tearing out the in-seat screens because most flyers bring their own devices to watch content

Do you guys draw lots each week for who replies with the car which specifically violates the guidelines given?

Bob from Bob’s Burgers?

No Swedish Chef? :(

love these. look great. Design over a decade old that still looks totally fresh

Honda S2000. It’s simplicity has made it nearly timeless.

I don’t know about a lead but here are a few movies/shows that car may have been in.

I’ve never had the battery die on a piece of paper.

The answer is Morgan. Might not be able to get a brand new Plus 4 for under $70k, but recent, new ones are there.

Quite confusing. YouTube on a TV and YouTube TV are two different entities, but this post is using them interchangeably. The header pic is using a YouTube TV logo which doesn’t really seem to be what these ad changes are referring to.