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I have not watched The Boys but I have watched clips of a lot of the important moments and, um, didn't Homelander kill Black Noir?

Darth Jar Jar lives!

I liked the show. Tangentially though I am starting to get the feeling that lightsabers are not as scary as they should be.

For a while I played a plant summoner/wood kineticist and timber sentinel proved to be so good in our group that I retrained out of it after discussing it with the DM to make combat more intense, XD . It is bonkers levels of damage reduction.

This also seems to be an extremely strange time to be airing a series like this with the phrase, "Magneto is right," , if you know, like, anything at all about Middle Eastern politics.

Eat your heart out, Tickle-Me-Elmo.

Making Mufasa an orphan seems like a rather lame attempt to correct the problematic politics of the Lion King premise.

I am not sure the difference between modding and crafting in this context extends beyond semantics. They use the same workbenches, and the same menus. I suppose "crafting" requires resources, but from a labour standpoint it is a bit of a toss up between looking for the mod you want and looking...

There is part of the main story that requires you to use a settlement but for the most part I would say you can play it mostly as an FPS? Crafting is perhaps the least "optional" in the sense of switching mods to optimize your gear, but even then I suppose you could adhere to an extreme "use...

With patience you will eventually find pretty much any weapon mod you want on items recovered in the game, so it is totally doable to not use Gun Nut, though it may not make for the easiest first playthrough. But in any case if you want to do any crafting at all the simplest advice is pick up...

Creative Assembly must be looking real hard at advancing to making Shogun 3 right now. Incredible as it may sound more time has passed since the release of Shogun to than passed between the releases of Shogun 1 and Shogun 2. Amazing show, amazing performances.

Thinking that our lives are without meaning or value because of the scale of the universe is just easy form of nihilism. Given how vast the universe is how large would a space empire need to be to "matter" by this standard? And what if star empires are just not feasible? Then all other life in...

The end of episode 9 is a change from the original I believe? I feel like Mariko's death is one thing I actually remembered from the original, and I thought a ninja got her with a sword, with a line of blood splattered on the rice paper wall.

The uniform thing was surprising, yes, but I would be more concerned about her full hair coming out of thin air.

Given the hyperviolent nature of the show and the actual, physical challenges of employing child actors maybe they just decided against it. Anyway it occurred to me that it is kinda weird that

Do you think the Nolan boys were just sitting around the kitchen table one day and were like, "What if you made a movie about the father of the atom bomb and I made a series about the future of the atom bomb?"

I really liked the series, but I am not sure I love it on its merits, though I love that we have it at all.

Scott's response to the reporter confuses me because I do not understand whether the writers think he is being righteous or whether he is supposed to be viewed as being close to losing it. I mean it only really makes sense in a world where "mutants vs humans" was about the only thing going on...

The first episode is great! My Dad was not as big a fan but I will do my best to get him to watch another episode, and then another, until he changes his mind, ; ) .

The way mutants talk about non-mutants is so weird sometimes. Like, I kind of think that what the X-Men comics could really use is a whole neanderthal plotline where it turns out that the "differences" between humans and neanderthals are mosty superficial mumbo jumbo.