Well, my twitter feed is also mad for it. But that might be just down to me curating my twitter feed to have exactly the type of people who would be mad for it.

Video wasn’t available for me (UK) but this link works.

“...and to beat the living shit out of Universal Monsters Dark Universe fans.”

Cast list for The Watch just got officially announced in a twitter thread.

Michael Dorn as Worf is apparently going to be in Picard, judging by a scrutiny of the signatures on a recent clapperboard announcement.

a teenage Moore in ’85 or ’86,

I watched that minseries back when it first came out, it’s great fun! 

You do recall correctly! The replayed the series on the radio when I was a kid (after I had read the books) and I remember listening to it under the bedcovers late at night and being thrown for a complete loop when the radio series went in a completely different direction from what I expected.
Adams did reuse elements…

They did, yes. Pretty sneaky!

Point of order: the first book was based on the radio series, not the other way round. 

I like the movie as well. One thing I think it does much better than the previous adaptations is add character to Trillian, even in the books she’s not that fleshed out.

Lady Thor was one of the best things to happen at Marvel in the last ten years, not least because if someone complained about it you knew you could ignore everything else they said. Excited that the same convenience is coming to movies!

I know it’s not what everyone will latch onto, but I’m really happy Monica Rambeau is finally making it into the MCU proper. Not in a major way, but I’m still delighted that my favourite ex-leader of the Avengers is finally getting some screen time.

This tail is a crime against nature. Humanity will be judged for this.

I thought it was the same armour he got in Infinity War. The gold lines are pretty distinctive.

...what? Why is that dog in an isolation cube thing? 

If you haven’t watched Dark yet, I highly recommend it! (Though avoid the English dub.)

That’s a great point, and I’m wondering if the areas he was a bit more ruthless with (the Other Four Horsemen, Newt and Anathema’s slow burn) were areas that he had written himself.

I loved this episode, but it did feel a little rushed. It might have worked a little better as two episodes (one focused around Niles flashbacks and concluding with the team coming back together, and then the final confrontation in Danny). Still, that’s just a minor thing in what was an excellent conclusion to the…