Did you miss the part where the UN literally laughed at Trump? Because that never happened to Obama.

This was just a crazy good article. Really nice work.

“but you try getting to Burbank during rush hour on a Thursday or Friday. It’s hell.”

This is what I was looking for. I think having Solo open like two weeks after the biggest movie of the summer (Infinity War) seemed like a big mistake. There are plenty of people that spread out their theater-going experience and I can't imagine having the two so close together helped Solo in any way, especially after…

Read Zodiak’s comment again; it’s knocking scuf, not supporting it. As for the article:

I’m going to be honest, I didn’t follow your point. Are you saying they are going to pull everything from everywhere except Hulu so that to get anything other than the last couple episodes, you *have* to sign up for Hulu? What prevents you from signing up for Hulu for a month at the end of a season to catch up?

My wife, who likes the show more than I do, made multiple comments about Kelly’s boobs, and not in a good way. I honestly hadn’t really noticed, but once you see them out there, you can’t unsee them.

They are smaller bundles for less money. If you want truly a la carte, you're going to have to buy them on DVD. The economics of offering just one channel aren't there. 

There’s no contract to sign; you can sign up for one service, binge all the shows you want in one month and cancel. Then sign up for another service, and repeat. How is that not more consumer friendly?

This sort of thought process is infuriating.

I’m going to pat myself on the back over this, but I realized what was happening about 1 second before everyone else in the theater did. When I saw it vibrate, the first thought was NO EFFING WAY. PLEASE TELL ME THAT’S CAP. And then the theater erupted.

How so? What about that person that won the 1.5B lottery jackpot. Ignoring taxes and lump sum, by your estimate, they became inherently evil overnight. Do you really think that?

How are content companies “hijacking” shows from each other? Netflix’s catalog is made up of its own content and content it gets from other companies (like Fox). If Fox then says “we’re not going to license content to you anymore and keep it on FoxNow” that’s not hijacking anything, that’s just keeping your stuff on…

Well yeah - I said wings, not chicken fingers. ;)

Zen’s ult decidedly does *not* do that. It heals like 300hps, which is less in an instant than a rip tire or DVa ult. Zen lives, but everyone else dies.

So is having iTunes on Samsung TVs, and yet....

That sort of thinking is so infuriating. People 5 years ago said “I don’t want a bundle. If you’re not going to offer a la carte content at a reasonable price, I’m just going to pirate it.”

“We were premised this.”

I bet you're a lot of fun at parties.

but it is an imbalance.