Read the article just to see if this was answered. I mean, yeah, no kidding the “gas leak” season (which was largely fine) and Yahoo seasons are included. That was never in doubt.

Or, and this is just crazy talk, they could just add goblins to BG3 as a playable race. Maybe some more subclasses and unimplemented spells as well.

Sorry, I should specify. He should be court-martialed and it shouldn’t end in “oh, Jim, you rascal, the rules of Starfleet don’t apply to you after all!”

Ugh.

I mean, the Green Eggs & Ham Netflix show was weirdly good (my kids binged it and rebinged it and re-rebinged it during lockdown).

I’d feel a lot better if Brunson was writing it, though. Or Hader, for that matter, although that take would likely be much weirder.

Shatner’s Kirk would have been court-martialled before the end of the first OG season in any real military. What an inane argument for him to make.

I, too, am super mad that Garland made the movie he wanted to make, rather than the movie I thought was a terrible idea when it was announced and based on the trailers.

shakes fist

It’s implicit that “the coolest male character” is actually second place behind Max.

Arguably the coolest male character in the Dune novels, though.

Well, about those Crusades ...

An adaptation 60 years ago isn’t necessarily a reason not to do a new take on it. Shogun was huge in the 1980s and that didn’t stop them from making this series now.

Unmentioned here: Most of these shows are just OK. (There’s maybe six or so gems among 40 slides.)The fact that they’re the best things on Prime says more about Prime than it does about those shows.

Whoops, just looked it up. Yeah, it looks like the family from Tai-Pan shows up in four of his six books. Neat!

I don’t think there’s any crossover between them, and they often had large gaps between them, both geographically and chronologically.

Some of the stuff in his back catalog is worth adapting, though. I still think about King Rat, which is a very small book for him, but excellent. It’s probably only movie-length, though.

This all feels very much like he got caught getting a bit too up close and personal with a much younger costar and is trying to save his marriage.

Counterpoint: This is exactly what she signed up for.

This is excellent casting.

Damn it.

Now I want to see a “My Name is Crow” series.

I mean, the comic book was pretty much all vibes to begin with. And, frankly, pretty much these vibes. Time and distance (and the tragic death of Jason Lee) make us think it was ever more than that.

I would love someone from Ubisoft to explain why someone would pick this over Sea of Thieves or Sid Meier’s Pirates! (any version).

Baffling.

Because, given that there are only two books left that are officially planned, it’s time to start moving towards that point, rather than creating more complications that will be even harder for Martin to resolve.