I’ve never seen it, but it’s the Watcher in the Woods, I think.

The Wheelers, though! *shudder*

Supernatural is their stalwart workhorse with a big, loyal fanbase in a well-publicized final season. It’d be more shocking if its ratings weren’t near the top for the network this season, 15 years old or not. Arrow is also in a well publicized final season and the main storyline leading into a massive crossover that…

For some reason I’ve just never found Star Wars compelling, though I’ve seen all the movies for friends/family/cultural reasons, and it stands alone as the only SW movie I’ve genuinely enjoyed. Which just goes to show how different it is from the rest.

Something I’d like to see in these sorts of articles someday would be reacting to different kinds of drugs. I would have very different reactions to finding out my hypothetical child was using weed, meth, heroin, etc. etc. etc. Marijuana is bad for children, but I wouldn’t berate them for stupidity like I would if I…

Nah, I did that “buy three years upfront for a tiny amount of money” deal a couple of months ago, so I (and a ton of other people) have prepaid.

And so again, I return to my original comment that clearly you have no idea how technology is created and tested and implemented, which must be why my comments confused you. Let’s just leave it at that.

I’m pretty sure that was my entire point. Of course they tested for high demand, extensively, it would have been considered key functionality. But it’s incredibly difficult to do, so it’s in no way weird or unexpected or a ding against them that they missed some stuff. They were always going to miss some stuff, and…

Sure, let’s add “high demand” to the test plan. Now, you’re the QA. What kind of demand? Coming in from what channel(s)? From what region(s)? From what network(s)? Trying to perform what task(s)? How many hitting your database at the same time? At what time(s) of day? What kind of non-Disney+ traffic is happening in…

I mean, the only answer for this comment is “clearly you are not a technology professional, since you have no idea what’s involved.” They could have delayed for an additional year of QA and many of these issues would still exist, since there are factors that are nearly impossible or literally impossible to test plan…

At least one article specifically mentioned that a bundle with ad-free Hulu is not available, so I think you’re out of luck for now. 

Random FYI - the new Ducktales show had an episode that was a stealth crossover with the Gummi Bears.

Counterpoint: it’s only “mandatory and weighted” when they grow older because the schools make it that. If I recall the studies I’ve seen correctly (admittedly only abstracts and articles like this), they say that older children benefit from learning how to do longer projects outside of class, but otherwise math…

People amaze me with their bright-eyed optimism. Every time there’s an article about anything, anywhere showing the original trilogy, this question is in the comments section somewhere.

I couldn’t find exact ratings, but according to Wikipedia (once you read through everything and collate dates), it looks like new shows and approximately yearly animated movies have been in production for the Cartoon Network and Boomerang more or less continuously since 1998. It has to have a solid viewer base to make…

As those of us who work in certain industries (health, taxes, etc.) receive at least yearly training in, be SUPER SUPER careful with downloading files or samples of your old work if there’s anything in there that could be person data, or mistaken for it. Suddenly downloading a ton of data right before quitting is the…

I came here explicitly to demand continuity with A Pup Named Scooby Doo.

Kite Man, Ambush Bug, Kamandi, the Legion of Substitute Heroes, Captain Carrot - gimme them all, the more obscure the better!

Heck yeah!

Let’s be realistic here. The show will connect to the movie in some way, but there’s not a chance in hell that you’ll actually miss a plot point if you skip the show. It would make zero sense for them to make the content a major motion picture in any way dependent on watching a tv show on a streaming service. The…