You mean Ashley Johnson, CEO of the Critical Role foundation, and player character for beloved Critical Role characters Pike Trickfoot, Yasha Nydoorin, Fearne Calloway, among others?

Seems like the Rock’s been talking about how he’s an anti-hero type. I’m guessing he takes over the country, kicks out the heroes, and becomes a tyrant beloved in his country type. Then the wizard Shazam is like, “Hey, Billy, uh, go fight that guy.”

Literally. Everything. And it’s been done better, and more competently with the technology available decades ago.

Sorta felt like they closed the chapter on Sidney’s story in Scream 4. It was the perfect cap to her story. She’s the original. She’s finally out, and then Scream 5 had her married with kids. Let Sidney be happy.

Bad Bunny’s character, who will “never stop coming” for Bad Bunny

Between this and the Grit game or whatever, I am so confused about the point of gaming NFTs. Stop trying to capitalize and monetize everything single thing in the world. It’s bad, and it all boils down for new ways for rich people to get richer!

“Where do you think we are?”

It’s very, very fun.

Oh, that rules.

I was just thinking I’d like to play this game again. Maaaaay shell out for a copy. Maybe.

It’s a fun concept and all, but the best rationale for its existence is this exchange. Their casting department scored gold with these brothers:

SNL costar Heidi Gardner to appear on the show as a favor?

Loved the first season and the second season, but I fell off on season three. It lives and dies on its cast. But God, that first season was full of winners. The winner of that season stayed someone who I’m like, “oh, hell yeah, that guy” whenever he pops up in anything. (Showed up for a Girls5Eva cameo, and, hey,…

Just went to their wikipedia. Good God, they’ve had a hell of career. They were Lammy in UmJammer Lammy!!

Should’ve called it Martin: The Gathering.

They should adapt Speed Racer: The Next Generation. Not because it was good, but because Trixie was apparently evil in it. And I think that’s funny.

rip to them but i’m different

The opening sequence that leads into the theme in Fallout is still my biggest “OH. OH FUCK YES.” moment of the franchise, and I was hooked from there. (I like Rogue Nation a tiny bit better as an overall film, but just barely.)

I tuned in to watch 9-1-1: Lone Star, and I noticed the funniest detail in the pilot: the New York firefighters drove to Austin from the East Coast through the desert.

Yeah, that’s...I’ve lived here all my life, too, and I have never related to the stereotypical “Texas” we see on most TV shows.