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They were in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law as well, and they've been mentioned in a few other things.

I guessed that after reading about the prequel stage play's plot.* So that particular reveal wasn't a surprise for me. However, I was satisfied with Henry choosing to own his past decisions and not pull a Vader-style heel-turn. He remained the villain to the end. I also found it satisfying that...

You don't even need to read the whole thread - it's right there on the first page! Sorry, it's just mildly irritating when a latecomer to the conversation comes in and explains something we've all already discussed ad nauseum.

How to tell us you haven’t read the whole thread without telling us you haven’t read the whole thread!

I loved that the older teens agreed to meet in my hometown of Philadelphia for their monthly reunions.

It does look fun! Nice to see Trevor back. Also nice to know that the Department of Damage Control is still around ... it feels kinda like Feige forgot about them for a while.

It was less the military and more Dr Brenner. His dad was involved with the Philadelphia Experiment, which in this universe sent the USS Eldridge to Dimension X (not to the multiversal junkyard like in Loki). Dr Brenner became obsessed with opening another portal to Dimension X. The experiment...

OK. I figured maybe I must have had a more sheltered school experience. Huh. Little Easter egg there, I guess. I see Montauk is way out at the tip of Long Island. I was just wondering when St Markovia and Vallaki were first introduced to Ravenloft. The Duffers have played a bit fast and loose...

Well, that was a real doozy! I think the happy endings dragged on for a bit too long maybe, but overall, I'd say the Duffer Bros stuck the landing there. As an aside, were public school 10 year-olds really that foul-mouthed back in the 80s? I started school in 1986, but I went to a private...

@Mercurius: The fist spin-off is going to be an animated show. I don’t know what it’s about. The Duffer Bros have also talked about doing more shows with different characters in different places dealing with different supernatural phenomena. The OG characters’ stories will finish with today’s...

We finished Pharaoh. The PCs convinced the Tears of Athis to let them keep Amun Sa's implements. Since I am on holiday for the next few weeks, I am going to spend some time converting Grasp of the Emerald Claw to 5e and upscaling it for 8th level PCs at the same time.

If you’re familiar with the stage play, you’ll know that’s not it. They teased us with Boy Scout Henry opening the dead man’s case but haven’t yet showed us what happened next. The ball of exotic matter above the Upside Down version of the lab is another clue.

Finally finished my initial readthrough of Adventures in Faerûn. I dislike some of the mini-setting changes they introduced, and I also dislike some of the graphic design and layout choices they made. Being a details-oriented person, I couldn’t help but notice the lack of attention to detail in...

Do we know yet whether Dr Doom is a variant of Tony Stark, or is this just a case of RDJ playing two different characters? Could be the former given this is part of the multiverse saga, but we’ve had a few instances of the latter before so there is precedent.

Perhaps he did know (or assumed) she was in the hospital but needed to read Will’s mind to figure out which room she was in. (After all, the mind reading bit we see isn’t Will going to the hospital, it’s him going down the hall to the door, with the number on it, and then opening it to show Max...

Brigitte Bardot has died, aged 91.

I just noticed that I’m down to 10 posts per page too. @Morrus?

My mother managed to find me a decent used copy of Hell Bay for Christmas. It’s the only one of Will Thomas’ excellent Barker and Llewelyn detective series that’s no longer in print* (and was thus the only one aside from the newest book not in my collection). I’d read it before, having borrowed...