I don’t know. It could be deliberate. I have a solid respect for bridge burners. That’s precisely a reason why I have no opinion on all that. I don’t know how serious or futile the big issue behind it is. But someone proud or vain enough to burns professional (and profitable) bridges over what he considers right…

I need to loudly voice my lack of opinion.

Michael ended up on Earth, so this may actually be Michael.

The way Dawson’s Mr Mayor reminds me of The Good Place’s Michael makes me very hesitant. Do I really care for that cheap excuse for more (but non-supernatural) Michael ? Maybe very much so. Hm.

I’d like to watch the brainstorming sessions behind these shows’ titles. Must be quite exciting.

Too early for such statements. We have no idea of what film or what kind of film it will be. Because all we imagine is too close to “Contagion”, and I really doubt he’ll go for a reskinned remake.

Mistook William Zabka for Kenny Johnson (The Shield’s Lem).

But his style’s chronological evolution also makes a fascinating slider bar to drag back and forth.

Amused by the quantity of people here who watched that movie, who complain, who are astonished that it made enough money for another sequel, who will watch that sequel, and who will complain.

the timeline has been split into three (DC, Wildstorm, and Vertigo). Under instructions of a mysterious figure, Flash combines the three timelines,

Googled it. Read two lines. Stopped at “Reverse-flash” being the baddie. Assumed he’s the slowest man on earth. Felt like sufficient information.

The early Silver Earring is a bit the opposite. The plot is ridiculously complex, and the reveals presented if you cannot guess them really felt like a deliberately un-guessable joke more than an expected solution. So you could try it for the challenge. The tabletop Consulting Detective games have been adapted to PC,…

No, it’s more contemplative and creative than puzzly. If I remember well, the gameplay was mostly about dialogues, shaping stories, meeting further deformed versions of them, collecting them. In a way I found the texture and theme close to Obra Dinn, but not the puzzles.

It’s particularly fascinating as this has been the objectively worst, most profoundly damaging year ever for me, and for most of my friends, for completely different random reasons, completely independent from each others and unrelated to the global issues of 2020.

Ah, also : Greenland. Basic kaboom movie. Enjoyed some aspects, such as the mediatically downplayed approach of the asteroid. Other aspects are just typical american stuff : family family family. The world is ending, billions will die, but oh no our worst nightmare : a family is split (an american one, I mean, we know…

Moonbase 8 was very disappointing. The premise is NASA semi-training dumb&dumber-level astronauts in some Social Isolation Study. But their level of clownery made no sense in the story. And made for somewhat tedious humour (“ha ha ha they are so dumb they know nothing” only goes that far).

tell me another game as good as Return of the Obra Dinn 

The high points of this movie—the Order 66 scene, the Darth Plagueis scene, the climactic lightsaber fight—are as good as anything in the original trilogy.

No interest for Elder Scroll Online, as I don’t do multiplayer. Except for, indeed, a long phase of browser-based MMO (Urban Dead a bit obsessively but also a bit of Shartak and a touch of Cthulhu Nation).