I did a ww1 project once about the Red Baron and Jesus Christ was the number of ways to die vast. Burned from an oil fire, falling out the plane, freezing to death from the cold air. Bleeding out from a window. Crashing into something. The canvas or a wire snaps from anything, crashing and getting pinned in no mans…

The sheer odds of dying up there would have caused me to shit my pants in fright. Those guys had something like a 1 in 5 chance of being killed or injured each time they went up?

The episode about Eugene the medic is the one that always got me.  

My great uncle was a ball turret gunner in the belly of a B-17 (Sean Astin’s spot in Memphis Belle). He didn’t particularly care to discuss it either, I’m sure not least because it was pants-shittingly terrifying being exposed down there like that every time a German fighter came up from below. I finally saw one of…

Wow, you nailed it, great take!  This makes a lot of sense.  I had read a number of the books that were later used as the basis for The Pacific, and yeah it’s a real issue they way they joined those texts, full of characters that don’t really connect with one another. Leckie is off fighting for one part of the war,…

For BoB, the reason why it works and the Pacific doesn’t kind of goes back to the origin story.

“Did you choke back a sob when Sgt. Warren “Skip” Muck and Pfc. Alex Penkala were killed instantly (and together) by an artillery barrage in Band Of Brothers?”

And, in real life. Don’t forget that.

How did HBO let this one go? Even though I don’t think he was in charge then, let’s go ahead and blame Zaslav for it.

Bob Iger, pictured

You can if you’re patient go through most of Ellie’s story killing very few enemies. There are some encounters where you can reach the end killing no one. 

“As for what this tech will actually be used for, it’s not quite clear yet.”

You guessed it: Frank Stallone

And somehow it’s always Oakley in pristine condition.

1st, welcome to AV Club.

It’s AVClub; everything is bizarre to them if it doesn’t fit their very narrow wheelhouse.

I think it’s surprising that Eccleston said this, mostly because he probably bought himself a bunch of trouble. But I don’t think it’s fair to say that “whole confession was bizarrely inspired by Eccleston praising intimacy coordinators.”

Now that we have got that disclaimer out of the way, who is it? Kate Winslet?

Before people start some guessing game, a reminder that if Eccleston had wanted to name the co-star, he would have named the co-star.

Well it was a quick “sign in with Google” account creation process, my first Kinja profile, it’s not like I’m trying to hide this away from another “main” account or whatever. Not sure why I would, it’s not like I’m hiding from you.

You seem to be hiding your opinions on the topic though, behind all this unpleasantness…

If you really lean into the road trip aspect, the game is beautiful. Being asked to choose a photo at the end of the game is genuinely heartbreaking when you realize what it means. The complicated relationship between Noctis and his father really hits home at the end as well.