Not having a nose is probably an asset in a medieval war camp.

Up voted for recommending real Roland hardware. I have an MT-32, CM-32L, and SC-55mkII to cover all my compatibility bases.

I really appreciate how fully realized the characters are, but the gore and gross-out elements, the just generally stressful situations, the flippant attitude toward humiliation, and the dystopian attitude toward death make the show a tolerance watch for me. I’ll watch the next season, I think it will be worth watching as always, and I enjoy the commentary. I just don’t think that I could say I’ll enjoy watching it as I normally use that word.

Such a waste. I didn’t know who he was, but no one should die over a couple hundred dollars of metal. Just 37.

I don’t know what that patch is, sorry.

I think you might have meant “epithet,” but since that is specifically about a word or phrase, “caricature” is probably the closest match.

The original, unmodified trilogy was a pretty archetypal hero’s journey for Luke (or rather, a series of journeys within the larger character journey). It was well done, reasonably cohesive, and had strong themes, owing in no small part to Gary Kurtz (producer for the first two movies), Marcia Lucas (editor on the first and third movies and uncredited contributing editor on the second), and Irvin Kershner (director for the second movie).

It began to fall off the rails a bit in the final movie when Lucas asserted more control, resulting in Kurtz’s departure, but ultimately in my judgment it stuck the thematic landing.

The rest were… ehhh…

We saw what happened with the prequel trilogy without those collaborators to rein him in and add actual human emotion. It’s not good, but it’s uncharitable to lump the original (again, unmodified) trilogy in with them.

The sequels were just completely incoherent.

Part of the problem is the unmodified originals have been effectively disappeared for an entire generation, so people who watch the “original trilogy” on disc or Disney+ are actually watching the atrocious CGI versions. It really does make a difference, in my opinion.

Just a note for anyone else, it’s also on GOG, DRM-free. $6 currently but it goes on sale.

https://www.gog.com/game/arcanum_of_steamworks_and_magick_obscura

My screen is 5K, but I have it scaled up to the second largest size so my eyes don’t hate me.

The movie is being developed and made in the closest possible collaboration with Shigeru Miyamoto.

Directed by Shigeru Miyamoto

Starring Shigeru Miyamoto as both Link and Zelda

It’s because kids people in their 20s are the ones making these games. At work I’m constantly asking them to increase their font size when they’re screen sharing.

It was 100% a crazy person on the street.

Also it says he was caught because he was yelling at people and harassing them on the street. That’s basically the exact profile of an unmedicated schizophrenic or similar in NYC.

Source: lived in Manhattan for many years.

I liked it, but I feel like one season is enough for the concept.

Severance is phenomenal (fantastic premise, extremely well-executed)

Silo was great (interesting premise, very similar to Fallout but played seriously, without the bizarreness)

Constellation is good (another parallel universe story, but well done with good acting)

Monarch was meh (terribly-written characters and dialogue, but it ended in an interesting way)

I have not yet watched Dark Matter, but I read the book years ago and enjoyed it quite a bit. That said, there are so many parallel world stories lately that I’m beginning to tire of them.

I have not yet watched Foundation, For All Mankind, Dr. Brain, or the others which are reviewed less favorably.

Really glad it’s not a reboot or spinoff, and the premise sounds promising.

I had no idea this show still existed

“This is major prejudice,” Aidala argued in February. “It’s saying, ‘He’s a bad guy. He’s a bad guy. He’s a bad guy.’”

Your client is a bad guy.

This ruling is ridiculous. The purpose of other women testifying was to establish a pattern of behavior. Not in the broad sense, but in the narrow sense of following the same play book each time he attacked a victim.

Do you have a list? What condition are they in?

Everyone gangsta till Sharkey shows up

The 98-year-old actor has been nominated for his guest turn on Days of Our Lives, on which he played an elderly man with amnesia.

“I have played old men before, but ‘comedy old men,’” Van Dyke said of the role last year. “This is the first time I ever just played my 97-year-old self.”

Dick Van Dyke is great. I used to watch him all the time on The Dick Van Dyke Show

OP’s point is that they say this and then follow it with a verbatim quote. It’s dumb.