This was better when it was Strangers With Candy. 

Gotham Knights is about Damien Wayne. It was already stated in a previous PR page, IIRC.

Next generation? Come on. This is the US we’re talking about. When it comes to the powers that be, the only thinking beyond next quarter’s numbers is the next election cycle. The ‘next generation’ doesn’t own shares and can’t vote yet. 

though one engineer did say “It’s not miles per gallon, it’s smiles per gallon.”

Yeah speaking as someone who doesn't own a PS5 (waiting for more game options), it's been out for the better part of two years. 

Not that I own a PS5 (or Xbox X/S), but at what point do we just accept that these are current-gen consoles? Saying that they’ll come out only for next-gen consoles sounds like they are waiting for the PS6.

Given that it aired during the height of the lockdowns, the third season’s cratering viewership was truly notable. And, unfortunately, also well deserved.

Cary?

No problem with the grooming, huh?

Eeeeeesh

Incorrect. 

Using the “II” connotes a sequel, as in, a brand new thing. I can’t think of something that was a “Roman numeral” and it just getting a name change with updates added in.

But then why is this Overwatch 2? It’s much less about the graphics and more about questioning this things existence. I think a lot of players are frustrated over the lack of updates for Overwatch 1, presumably because they were working on Overwatch 2, as well as the general idea that the hey day for the title have…

No it’s not supposed to be cross-playable with Overwatch 1. The original announcement is that it would replace Overwatch 1 for everyone, free of charge. And you would pay for the PVE missions.

Just because you like something doesn’t mean you’re entitled to never encounter someone who doesn’t. That dumb “let people enjoy things” comic did more harm than good.

I think part of it is just Sam Worthington himself, he’s literally blandness personified.  

Don’t be silly, the characters in Avatar didn’t have names! If they did, people would remember them.

To be fair, we truly didn’t need to click to know it was U2.

Christopher Ecclestone’s (deeply underrated) version of the Doctor.

Yes, but so is commentators spewing a bunch of bad-faith nonsense.