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Anyone still watching?
They've really toned down the juvenile humor, thankfully, perhaps saving it for the most recent episode where a Russian man has the power of [blackout]an extendable cock that strangles people.[/blackout]
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Of late I've discovered what the young squires call bardcore
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I'm not dead.
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Recent episodes feel like they were reedited for the dumb, but episode 6 really raised the bar. Almost stands on its own as a Watchmen supplemental story, too.
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That was surprisingly pretty damn good actually.
Can still go south, but as far as first episodes go, it made me look forward to a second.
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As a non Spider Man fan I absolutely loved it.
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It was! Far too good to the the confluence of Seth Rogen and The Boys.
Didn't notice the thing you mention, John.
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Don't WB own merch rights for those?
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Sekiro is as bloody difficult as can be expected, but the gameplay is much simplified. So it all comes down to timing.
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Never read Doom Patrol, but I am liking it. Crazy Jane is my favorite. Swearing sounds awakawrd, though.
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It is allegedly aiming for darker and more serious, but it just looks the same as GDT without GDT's charm.
Harbour is a good fit for Hellboy, though.
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Le Casa de Papel is superb most of the time, sometimes it gets rather ridiculous.
Killing Eve is just superb. Quality black comedy espionage.
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GLOW is a lot better than I expected.
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The overall story of RDR2 isn't quite as tight as the first, but close enough, and everything else is so, so better.
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What is the specific quote and by who that says that to be good, one should do more than is required and less than is permitted?
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Now that I think about it, yes.
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I went to NZ, got my first tattoo, tried booze, went bungy jumping.
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With Fallout 4, Westworld, and Blade Runner all coming out in the last three years, there aren't a lot of terribly new ideas.
Sometimes, works of fiction use real life imagery and language associated with discrimination and the fight against it to tell fantastic stories, rather than using fantasy to address issues, and unfortunately this is the case. It is not subtle at all.
But the ideas it presents, not-new though they are, are presented stylishly. The music is EXCELLENT. The voice acting is much better than in heavy rain, with no suspiciously French-sounding people in Detroit. And Clancy Brown is your buddy, which is a plus.
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Loved the God of War thing. I'm on a bit of norse myth recently.
Anyone try Detroit: Become Human?
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Still depressed. Still alive. Still not going anywhere (y'know, still)
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There's plenty of stuff that's not from the books, including additions like the Omani chap's story after his onenight stand, Vulcan, and the dead wife/leperchaun roadtrip, as well as stuff that's markedly different, like the season ending and Easter's actions.
So it isn't a word-for-word adaptation (plenty of stuff lifted from the book, though, like THAT scene with Bilquis, and the Stormare stuff) and it'll clearly diverge some more. Still, it delivers on what the book was on.
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I'm still.
What's going on with you?
in Bring the Noise
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Haven't been murdered yet. I haven't been around regularly for ages, but not too long passes by that I don't remember you folks with fondness.