I like Avenue 5 better than Space Force. It was still mediocre but I couldn't even get past a few episodes of Space Force. 

Space Force was a big disappointment. And i haven’heard of a single show on the the list of Netflix exclusives. They seem to do better with cartoons and movies over sitcoms I guess.

Scotty Enn and The Moment of Zen

I still subscribe to the print edition of Game Informer, I like to think I'm doing my part.

Cavill is better as Geralt than as Superman. This stinks. Hopefully whoever directs the next Superman project ends up doing a better job with him than that Snyder mistake.

Yes, to ALL of this! 

I agree on many of your points. Code Veronica was better than RE 5 and 6. I haven’t played RE3 Remake yet and didn’t realize it took out so much.

Soft lock? Do you mean end up getting screwed by not having enough items?

I wouldn't put it as #1 but definitely better than what they had here. And it came out in 2000. I don't know why they included the X version of 2002. 

“I understood this reference."

Now I'm wondering what film/TV project they belong together in. 

A Young Doctor's Notebook was an under the radar gem. 

The hair and skin color matches Krusty’s. I'm on board with you.

I see it as a Chuck E. Cheese/Disney World spoof, the type of story that inspired Five Nights At Freddy's.

So there's a tv show spinoff for the Penguin, the GCPD (supposedly a prequel? Will Gordon be in it? Same actor?), and one for Arkham Asylum? I feel like they could just do all of this in one show with multiple episode arcs on different corners of Gotham. I don't think everything needs an entire separate show. But I…

A line from Keeler’s article says “Although some of her distant family may have been born in Pima/O’odham tribal territory in Sonora, Mexico, scholars have stated that actual tribal members in these communities would have been a minority during the time.”

He'll be performing at CPAC next year. 

True, definitely Bonds. Jamie Lee Curtis has been asked about being Laurie Stokes after every Halloween film but her with other long term scream queens would be another good one.

That character should be known as “technically a deadpool” or “proto-Deadpool”

Down the line it would be cool to see a roundtable interview or a documentary about actors who’ve played superhero roles for a substantial part of their careers. I see Charlie Cox joining Tobey Maguire, Michael Keaton, Hugh Jackman, and others. Even though there’s only been 2 Deadpool movies I’m almost inclined to…