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Love that punchline :ROFLMAO:

The 100 year ones are typically labeled as "archival quality."

As I understand it this mainly affects DVDs from the mid-late '00s from Warner Brothers. From what I recall it takes 5-10 years, but is dependent upon storage conditions (humidity, temperature, etc.).

In the spirit of the season.... sort of....

That's definitely a part of it. You're focused on getting what's on the day list. It's also one of the reasons they have to shoot pick-ups later on.

I can't say that it made "Star Trek" great for me, exactly, because it always has been but the FASA Star Trek RPG stuff really elevated the Star Trek Universe itself for me. It laid out history, interactions with other stellar nations, gave cultural context for the Romulans and Klingons that...

With the way that shooting and editing works, you never really know until it's all in the can. They generally shoot all the scenes that take place in one location all at once. So all the mall scenes at once, all the Upside-Down scenes at once, and so on. Then they get cut into the appropriate...

The model was 5' tall and a 34DD. I think that applies.

Then she shows her immediate infatuation with you by... Gambesons block that all important defensive cleavage.

The scraper never leaves my car. It just gets traded in for a new one, every once in a while.

If you're in Canada and don't have a shovel, in winter, how are you even Canadian? Reminds me of the looks that I got as I unpacked swords, bows, and armour for a photoshoot in downtown Toronto, about 10 years ago.

I forgot how long ago that was released. Thought it was later. I saw them at The Concert Hall, in Toronto, the summer of '82. Something happened that could have been right out of a show like "Stranger Things." A group of girls who had come to the concert from Buffalo, NY, created a "flying...

Yeeeeaaaah, that's not what "Hungry Like the Wolf" means, in that context ;)

They do a staggered release, with several episodes each over three dates.

Oh, definitely. There's an even bigger disconnect when my rudimentary French tells me that what's being said and subtitles aren't even in the same neighbourhood.

In the upside-down he's still 15 ;)

I'm not a fan of subtitles so I always try to find reasonable dubs, rather than subtitled films. I did find that the rarely available yellow subtitles made things easier for me. I wonder if that might help your wife, if it was possible to change the colour?

Nice that they have specifically ruled on it, but lawyers are responsible for their submissions anyway. If you signed off on it, then you're on the hook for what it says.