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Of course. But we also know that version wasn't as popular as this one. It's a faded glory that was problematic. You do know all of that happens in PG and PG13, and those aren't Bluey and Paw Patrol. Of course. This is very common in PG and PG-13 movies and TV-14 shows. It's also, of course...

Skirmisher (imperfect because it implies movement)

Yes, money can be made in R, 17+ and 18+ content. That doesn't mean we should perpetuate the myth that PG-13 isn't where the most money is available AND that it is also where D&D has been ever since ages were added to book labels. Just look at the current top 10 most streamed movies and shows...

Kids shows are not 12+ or 13+. I expect you know there's a difference between Bluey and Marvel.

the books, for decades, have not been suggested for 18+. Why would a game, clearly marked as 12+ and 13+ for decades be converted into an R-rated tv show?

In today's Paramount annual meeting one of the topics was how all 14 of their billion dollar brands is wholly owned by Paramount. So with TMNT, which had lower revenue and worse streaming than D&D: HAT, the billion in toy sales helped Paramount more than it did the toy partner. The opposite of...

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Were you the best beer or the best podcast?

Backgrounds. It's one of the larger changes in the game

Yeah, they're part of the Transformers and GI Joe production

The Skydance seems certain to go through now. Notable for us is that Skydance is working with the Honor Among Thieves writer-director duo on a Ryan Reynolds project already. Also, David Ellison seems to be the very rare GenX Hollywood leader.

Transformers is one of the few Hasbro toy lines that IS selling. It's their lower tier stuff that has a glut of inventory killing their revenue and profit, not Transformers.

IIRC they flipped it with Scream's most recent update There's an alternate reality where D&D had the first three weeks of March with competition like Creed

They'd already moved the date six times, only one of those due to the pandemic. One of those moves was even after 100% of production was done. March was very busy with expected hits (most didn't). https://www.movieinsider.com/movies/march/2023 The 2023 glut of films that had been held out of...

isn't there a format-sizing difference between this coffee table book and the portfolio style that Chainmail was?