"we’d like to think are probably in some kind of dream sequence the Hulk has in prison"

I hadn't noticed he was doing anything at all before, but actually seems to be eating cereal? Which is quite the twist on the dramatic pose it at first appeared to be.

"For all the character and stories Snowfall gives, it also asks for a lot of patience, especially in the first six episodes… several episodes drop breadcrumbs for future episodes, and possibly, future seasons."

I spent much of the extended weekend blazing through XCOM 2 until I got everyone in that sweet Power Ranger-esque armor. Loving it so far, but having spontaneous missions pop up while you're scanning/waiting on other things is a more annoying mechanic than it needed to be.

He's just spitballing on potential names for the sequel.

HOLD ME CLOSER BABY DRIIIIVER

Actually meant "judder," perhaps?

I didn't see that one, but probably? Unless that movie kept the musical interlude featuring ferries in the rain…

I mean, I never actually finished it - introducing yet more child geniuses seemed like a pretty clear indicator they'd lost the thread. But the earlier bits with the weird mind games and watching the main dude figure his way out of getting caught, it was like a more fun version of Dexter, IMO.

There's a huge amount of potential in adapting this series, but kinda get the feeling that this is aiming for visual competence while whiffing on a lot of what made the original tick beyond the basic concept (at least, before it disappeared up its on butthole, but still).

Yeah, it was nice and also totally made sense in context - the combination of no longer having their guard up like when they met, and both of them clearly relieved just to see a familiar, friendly face after going through some heavy stuff.

The last paragraph of the review would seem to agree with you.

Blackagar Boltagon's secondary mutation is that he can't change his facial expression without also causing earthquakes.

Can't watch this at the moment but I can only assume that this depicts an accurate feature-film recreation of the insane, steampunk world of Jumanji from the TV show.

You'll just wash up on the beach in a different country and be found by some kids.

At the time the news was that it was alcohol related, basically. It'd be nice if that turned out to have been baseless rumor, but that's what I remember.

Can't say I blame her. Kinda need a good reason to keep sticking around for something this long when you don't exactly need the work.

I HAVE TO FIND MY SON
Michael, I understand that but-
MY SON
Michael it's 2 AM why are you in my tent
WALT, IS HE HERE, WHERE IS HE

She was great and it really sucked about the behind-the-scenes stuff that led to her and Libby getting pulled, because it A) simultaneously ruined Michael as a character and B) drastically impacted the whole 'making it up as we go' vibe. Not being able to follow through on their arcs did not do the show any favors.

The main elephant is eventually replaced by a younger, female clone that has its trunk on its feet.