Sounds awesome! Now it’s off to eBay—surely there are some toys out there of Quiet, and I have some space on my bookshelves.

But it’s technically (and medically) elective surgery, no?

Wait, she’s “demanding”? That’s how this works now?

I love the increasing trend of Kotaku articles that are basically recaps of tweets. Good use of space and talent. /s

Cool, thanks, now I don’t have to watch the series.

I had a hard time finishing season three. It definitely feels the show gets worse with subsequent seasons. Nothing major happens, and when the reviewer says “energetic” all I can recall are the static interview shots. There is some funny dialogue sprinkled throughout, sure, but not enough to pull me through another…

I didn’t know this guy was still a thing. That said, love them or hate them, at least this is a real-world application of NFTs.

Is there any legal recourse if the share prices drop substantially if he backs out, then he buys it for less money?

I still can't get past the fact she wanted nothing to do with the MCU after Thor 2 until they offered her the hammer. It feels too much like taking your basketball home when your feelings get hurt on the playground.

Wow, the list of “Shows no one has ever asked for” just got one entry longer. As has Apple+’s list of bad choices.

I jut finished the Book of Boba; even with two if it’s episodes not even dealing with the title character, it still feels long. Then I started the Bad Batch--16 episodes (with the first being double-length)? Madness. I can only imagine how empty these shows would be if they were standard network tv shows with 22 or 24…

Seeing as to how some of the SW tv shows are so non-sensical (looking at you, Book of Boba Fett!), I can’t imagine how meandering an entire trilogy of Kenobi movies would have been. It’s probably best left as a series at this point.

Forget about the game devs—what about the hockey players that are from European countries? Or even US or non-French speaking Canadians who are drafted?

You lost me at “Start slideshow”.

The fact we are talking more about horse poop than the actual clothing is quite telling about the fashion industry.

You may have just inadvertently predicted the next line coming from that designer.

The character is a host is, unfortunately, the only real thing to hang the show on at this point. I watched Seasons 1-3 just a few weeks back. All compressed together, that aspect as well as “there can be multiples of the same host” seem to be the only--dare I say--twist, that feels simultaneously inevitable and lazy.

Wait, so this guy is being sued for, ostensibly, impersonating a non-existant person at the company that partners with Bungie?

Palpatine had a ‘non-Darth’ name because he was trying to hide his nefarious intentions. Wasn’t that the whole reveal of the prequels?

From the title, “Baz Luhrmann” and “campy excesses” seems redundant.