The cave has a ton of immortality goop they need. They'll never stop relying on the worst possible enemy because they keep killing off anyone that's actually compelling.

Whichever one was murdered halfway through the series, yeah. Why the hell they had to change directions like that is beyond me, but the second half of Luke Cage was almost as intolerable as all of Iron Fist.

He didn't need to elevate for me. Even when he was captured, he knew he was getting out. Fisk is a great enemy as well, so I don't disagree with you there. Both of them were the best bad guys marvel has pumped out to date.

I still have all my Richard Cheese albums. Between him and The Dan Band, the early aughts had some good twists on pop music.

It also introduced me to Richard Cheese, who takes popular songs and sings them lounge style. Gin & Juice is a personal fav.

The Black Freighter stuff was pretty bizarre to watch, since it's just a mirroring story. It's worth seeing once, but after that I've always opted for the Director's cut. I also love the film and have never read the comic book.

I've never been concerned about a villain more than I have Kilgrave. He was freaking amazing from top to bottom.

Well, since The Hand (or parts of it at least) invariably survived, because they always do in these shows, we get to look forward to more Black Sky and The Hand nonsense in season 3 of DD. That will be my breaking point on these shows.

That Night King's bathing scene is friggin HOT

You dragged yourself down to the comments section of episode 5 though, so I can only assume you're actually watching while being as whiny as the Iron Fist.

The big difference for me is that I never used stealth in any of the AC games I played… It was too easy to just hack and slash through 20-30 enemies all at once. That's almost impossible in many areas of this game, so I'm glad it's forcing me to change tactics when my default "fuck shit up" mode doesn't work.

So I'm just now playing this game for the first time, and pretty much agree with your assessment. I'm to the point where I'm advancing the main story to unlock some things just so I can go get revenge on a few captains.

And his treasure hunt was mostly him just sitting around, moping about a girl, and waiting until other people find stuff. But because he was the only person to study 80's culture (for some reason), he could walk in and instantly save the day.

It was the post credits scene from the original movie. They found the tape of the one kid that got sent home for jerkin it, and they were all watching.

You can thank HBO for that one. They signed an exclusive deal with Universal, who own the distribution rights to the movie… https://techcrunch.com/2013…

Yeah, it's a pretty shallow book from top to bottom.

I read the book. Do I have clearance to be critical of it now? The entire challenge was absurd, and quoting one movie over another wouldn't have made a bit of difference.

It's just not for me I guess… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I won't shit on it, because that would be dumb and contrarian, but I can never watch it. I just get too bored.

I was going to make a joke about how it was really just FernGully 2, and how sequels are always disappointing. But then I saw that there actually WAS a FernGully 2, and didn't want to insult it in such a way.

Was it because you wanted to have hair-sex with animals?