Wolfenstein 2 was easily game of show. Mario Odyssey and Metro Exodus round out my top 3, but I am through the roof hyped for Wolf. SOTC remake looks great and I'm oddly ambivalent on God of War.

June is the show. Without her it doesn't work, kind of all there is to it.

I'm used to not being phased by gore but something about this amputation scene made me fucking sick. It was so gross.

Did they remove both hands? Jesus.

So much misery. Next season these motherfuckers need to die. Is another 10 episodes of constant oppression and terror actually sustainable?

This was surreal to watch. Stone's kid works for RT by the way. To think I used to love his films, now hes Putin's bitch.

It's a weird title because what it says happens doesn't happen.

I'm getting kind of frustrated at how slowly the Dougie plot is developing. I really hope it doesn't take more than another 2 or 3 episodes for Coop to come back.

From a visual and technical standpoint it still feels like the same show, but the script is pedestrian. If not for the pedigree of this show and the production values, people would be far harsher than they are. The word I keep coming back to is how ambitious Season 1 and 2 were, and that ambition is completely absent…

You're articulating Hawleys intentions well, but at least for me he utterly failed in those intentions. Varga has never hypnotized me at all and he's been boring ever since the first episode. The arching plot of him coercing Stussy with money was predictable from the beginning, and nothing of surprise or interest has…

I can't find anything to like about Varga. His appearance and performance would suggest he'd be some brilliant manipulator who's far smarter than he is, that he looks utterly disgusting because he just doesn't need to be in front of people ever. But he's just kind of a thuggish idiot who strong arms people into doing…

They aren't distant similarities, they're the same thing.

Retake middle school English if you can't figure out the similarities between "constant" and "does not relent".

Let's consult Webster - showing or promising no abatement of severity, intensity, strength, or pace : unrelenting relentless pressure a relentless campaign

You weren't discussing the concepts of punishment, you were discussing the punishment of murder. If you wanted to discuss the concept of punishment, you would have done just that. Nice try at shifting goalposts, though.

A plot this salacious should have gotten the full Brian De Palma treatment, not the stale and boring look going on in these trailers. Naomi Watts hooking up with younger people will never not be hot, though.

You're equating the punishment for murder, which is defined by the law, with some nebulous punishment for a racially insensitive joke. If you don't want to comment on the law, don't bring the punishment for murder into the conversation. Your own personal opinion on what is and isn't a sufficient punishment for Maher's…

What you define as stupid and awful is an opinion not shared by the 2M+ people who watch his show. Until that number gets lower, he gets to keep it. Simple as that.

What he did isn't against the law. Murder is. His punishment is everything that's already happened and a potential loss in viewership. If you want the law changed so that what he did is a criminal offense, go ahead and say it.

Yes you did. "If someone murders a person an apologizes afterwards, does that make it all cool?"