WDYM “fixated on a relationship”, this is a song she wrote years ago and played in concert many times since. And now she released the long-rumored 10 minute version (which was the original version, they cut it down for the album back then) partly because the re-recording of the album marked a good occasion to do so…

Fake meat. Either give us real meat, or have the courage of your convictions and accept beanburgers.

Solid? It’s scarcely even adequate. No “The Day Before You Came”, no comment. Where’s the Kraftwerk-esque “Me And I”? The Visitors* stunning title track? The massively underrated stomper “Summer Night City”? “Andante Andate”’s absolute filth, or the glorious fuck-you of “So Long”? “Eagle”’s soaring widescreen bravado o…

Wow, that was the most polite “This person suuuuucks” I’ve ever read in my life.

Not a bad take though, they showed their working.

Ant-Man & The Wasp is my favorite MCU film, just putting that out there. Inventive action, fun characters, great jokes, and it’s one of the few MCU movies (including its predecessor) where the fate of the world isn’t on the line; it’s just about Hope/Hank trying to find Janet and Scott trying to not get caught evading…

He was reading from a piece where I talk about how stupid their prequel videos are, so you if you work hard you might be able to trace my dislike of them back to before they mentioned me in a video!

Dude, if you’ve convinced yourself that the older, kinja-less version of the AVClub would go any easier on this trifle, I don’t know what to tell you.

Thank you. I came here to post exactly this.

If you don’t know how to convert a Word file to PDF, how to make a bar graph in Excel, or how to copy paste without using the Edit menu, are you on any nursing home waiting lists yet? The good ones can take years to get into.

As other people have said, RTD was also good at finding talented writers to write individual episodes of the show as well which has to be a plus.

Yeah, that episode rules.

I unabashedly prefer Moffat, but it’s hard to be anything but relieved at this news. I’ve hardly seen anything play out as poorly as, “They got the guy who wrote Dinosaurs on a Spaceship? Well, maybe it won’t be too bad...”

He wasn’t on a leash though, RTD didn’t re-write a word of his. He even restructured S4 just to better fit with the library two-parter.

I’m not a lawyer, and I agree that this will probably not go anywhere, but I don’t think your examples are particularly relevant to this case. While it would be easy to believe that Nona Gaprindashvili never faced men in chess, no reasonable person would believe that Abraham Lincoln hunted vampires or that Hitler had…

Leaving aside the shítstorm this will cause among the chattering classes on YouTube... He’s right. And that’s speaking as a fan of the MCU.

We could expose players to iterative design in video games again, but try it a little differently this time.

I’m like 99% sure that you’re wrong, unless I’m completely missing something. I’m looking at a guide right now that lists which of your decisions are judged, and none of them involve whether you used Typhon powers or not (Dr. Igwe will comment on if you did or not, but it doesn’t factor into his decision). It’s all…

I wouldn’t even say the Dishonored games were particularly moralising in their non-lethality options outside of what certain characters think of you as bloodthirsty or monstrous depending on how many “innocents” you killed (killing just the targets would still see you as a “good” person).

But how are we supposed to know if Tony is in touch with the “real America” if he doesn’t watch NASCAR or use MySpace?