My favorite thing about the episode is that HWR laid out two paths before the trickster gods: what Loki wanted to do (topple the TVA’s leadership and take over), and what Sylvie wanted to do (kill the TVA’s leadership and tear it down). I like to think he laid this out specifically to lead them in directions he…

Aw, I haz a sad now. This was one of my routine stops on Saturday/Sunday, even though I never participated. Seeing all the fun ‘shops and the goofy culture around them has been a highlight of my weekend since forever. Just like Highlight Reel was.

It seems like they let the timeline go until something starts to affect other things.  Like how it doesn’t matter what you do in an apocalypse because it can’t affect anything.  So I guess Sylvie’s early childhood was basically the same as any other Loki up until whatever happened that attracted the TVA.

If they let Jesse take her psychic show on the road and investigate X-files-like events across the country while occasionally throwing Buick at horrible monsters tearing up Main Street, USA, I’d just be the happiest gamer ever.

I’ve actually become a bit of a Namor fan in recent years, after thinking he was the boringest of boring bores for much of my life. It has to be his stint with the X-Men during their Utopia period. He’s just such a self-involved jackass, and I find it hilarious now.

I don’t know how you could tell people were being racist and sexist and whatever else, considering the chats for these things fly by at a hundred miles an hour. About all I could make out was copy/pasted blocks of text like the Tiananmen Square thing, or other memes or ascii art.  Once there’s so many people in a…

And to think this Beast balked and left the X-Men when Cyclops reformed X-Force as a hit squad during the Utopia era.

Y’know, mutants building anti-human Sentinels is something that occurred to me might happen.  Emma already had some anti-Inhuman Sentinels built once...

I like Legion; running around trying to find the perfect operative just scratches some perfect Pokemon-with-guns itch I have, but even I’m not too interested in this, especially because of this:

There’s a 20 minute preview video from IGN they released a couple of days ago, but they didn’t report on it here.

It’s coming, just y’know, in like August or something.  I’m sure someone will still be playing by then!

I know I got the top comment complaining about this, but I want to emphasize there’s no blame for you or the other guys. Nothing but love for the writers; at this point I think most of us know who to blame for this silliness.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

Having spent a couple of months eagerly tinkering with Far Cry 5's Arcade editor, I can testify that getting this made had to have been a huge pain in the ass.  One, the build limit can be very restricting, and two, you’re limited to the objects already available in the creator, which is mostly modern American props…

I am aware, but almost all of those characters are alive in both time periods.

I don’t know if you know this, but Fennec Shand has only been in like 3 episodes of the Mandalorian so far. She could do with a little backstory and it’s not like Boba Fett himself showed up or anything (though give it time).

I’m just waiting to see who gets cast as adult Omega for the post-ROTJ live action shows.

Writer, Larry Hama, who wrote basically all of the original GIJoe comic that was worth anything. But you’re right about him getting tangled up trying to keep up with the toy line. In fact, that bit Jeb_Hoge mentioned with Scrap-Iron blowing up the Soft Master (I think...?) and Danny, Cobra Commander’s son (comics!)…

As a comic-reading kid, the Firefly reveal was the first big plot-twist holy shit moment I can remember.  I don’t remember the details, except that all the pieces of the reveal had been sitting around unnoticed for years.  Or maybe it just all seemed as impressive as that because I was a kid. :)

The weirder part for me will probably be him having a space and speaking most of the movie.  I wonder how hamburger-y they’ll make him by the end (too optimistic?)