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I had heard a bit about this, but the production values on this are WAAAAY more than I was expecting. This is full fledged Steampunk Fairies and could actually be pretty decent.

Title: Carnival Row Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy Cast: Orlando Bloom, Cara Delevingne, David Gyasi, Karla Crome, Indira Varma, Tamzin Merchant, Simon McBurney First aired: 2019-08-30 Overview: In a mystical and dark city filled with humans, fairies and other creatures, a police detective...

Anyone playing this? The reviews seem to indicate its fun, but I am uncertain...

I mean there were only a few ways this could have gone and all of them are awkward. This one is particular nightmare-fuel however.

The computer version is pretty brutal if you lose a mission... Beware of this! I lost a shitton of exp, lost levels and most of my gear.

Mage (Forums / Skills / Talent Calculator) Arcane Damage for all spells and abilities increased by 6%. That seems like a pretty big adjustment for a hotfix....

There is no part 3 of 3Below. The story ends with the end of the second season and then has a tag that explicitly sets up Wizards

Photosynthesis for $21, Small World for $30, Blockus for $12 (we get a lot of mileage out of this as a warmup / cooldown game), I also finally pulled the trigger on Mansion of Madness 2e

Note: a decent number of Amazon Prime deals on board games today. Picked up quite a few myself.

She's not James Bond, she's 007 and Bond (Daniel Craig) has retired. So it would be logical to assume that she either gets killed or otherwise needs Bond's help.

No Timothy Dalton?

For those still following along 3Below part 2 is now released. This actually moves the plotline past the Trollhunters finale and seems to be setting up the debut of Wizards

We screened this for movie night last night and everyone was expecting to hate it, but came out really pleased with the movie. It's not DelToro, clearly, but it does hew closer to the source material and had more involvement of Mike Mignola. My biggest criticism is that the makeup was...

Rewatched the whole season and the weakest link by far was Nancy/Jonathan's story but that is mostly because the other elements are so good. The payoff when all the different storylines come together is just a feeling of pure joy. The Duffers have this endorphin thing down to a science and I...

Transformers TV series and Gen 1 toys had been around since 1984, though they show Ultra Magnus who wasn't around in 1985 as he was introduced in Transformers: The Movie in 1986. Transformers was positioned well to take over the 'boys toys' crown from Star Wars which rapidly decayed after ROTJ...

Yeah and it exists primarily because the actual cable on-demand service is garbage compared to use HBO Go in device-app form or cast from your phone to your big screen. CableTV companies should be embarassed by how crap their overall service is.

Noticed I was 'gifted' a 3 day access to explore the new patch (has to be activated and expires end of the month). I might check it out this weekend since I am intrigued by Mechagon but from what I see here I doubt I will be suckered into a sub.

They had Dave & Buster's in 1934?

They are usually very tight lipped on viewing numbers so they must be super pumped about this. I would hate to be one of the dozen+ media executives who told the Duffer Bros to pound salt as they shopped the idea around to everyone before Netflix threw some $ at them as part of their shotgun...

Well it also serves the story of Steve never being able to catch a break...which I am okay with since his character arc is amazing.

I had not realized the pedigree of the cast until now. Dustin and Lucas got their start on Broadway and Max was Annie for fuck's sake!

One of the most remarkable aspects is just how tight some of these episodes are. There were a couple where the episode ended and you go 'wait...that was only an hour?!?'. Even with some bits that go on too long, seemingly intentionally, there is a lot of story packed into 8 episodes. Does this...

The Warlock and Shaman bonuses are just crap now. They really only come into play once you are already steamrolling the opposition.

Watched the first two episodes for a Fourth of July 1985 party (complete with New Coke and 'Pepsi Challenge' re-enactments) and everyone was really happy with it so far. I'm actually just enjoying the interaction of the characters independent of the new big bad thing going on. It's just fun...

The casting for this show is amazing. There were times when a new era's version of an existing character popped up and you could tell exactly who it was by their look / mannerisms even before they got named. I agree that you do need a scorecard at times to keep track of everyone.

Can we talk for just a moment about how truly awful the dub is for this show? I had wanted some friends to get into the show because of how great it is, only they aren't the type of people who do will with subtitles and so they wanted to watch the dub. It is AWFUL! I swear to god they...

Note that while they have 3 episodes up today, they will be doing 1 episode per week from now on, which gets us to October. This helps bridge the content gap left by the shorter than intended Swamp Thing season plus the delay in Stargirl and Titans season 2.

Back today! Guy Gardner with a Boston accent is just perfect.

'Sandman' TV Series From Neil Gaiman, David Goyer — With Huge Price Tag — a Go at Netflix The fact that this is a major Netflix exclusive and not a DCUniverse exclusive in the US with Netflix streaming it for everyone else should clue us all in that DCUniverse is gonna be killed off momentarily.

Title: The Sandman Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama First aired: 2021-12-31 Creator: Allan Heinberg Cast: Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie, Vivienne Acheampong, Charles Dance, Boyd Holbrook, Asim Chaudhry, Sanjeev Bhaskar Overview: Adaptation of Neil Gaiman's famous The Sandman...

Have been rationing the episodes and so just watched the Danny episode. I am so fucking pumped that they did Danny the Street... Goddamn why won't they renew this?!?

This is a bad 'review' inasmuch as a number of their 'why is this happening??' points are actually clearly addressed in the show. I suspect they just skimmed summaries of the season rather than actually watching the relevant episodes. These arent even 'blink and you'll miss it' type of...

I REALLY want the Unicornsplosion so we had to go back to Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep to get the amulet necessary for the quest. This is a good thing because we had never finished it the first time round and it really is an amazing bit of DLC.

They could have written around this very easily: The bomber itself was thus designed to work solely by being a flying brick that got in REALLY close to the target and then deliver a large number of the exceptionally volatile explosives at point blank range. The bombers move so freaking slow...

This is meant to be a fun entertainment activity. Blizzard's whole value proposition from day 1 was to take basic game types and make them incredibly accessible for people to enjoy and thus open up the hobby to more and more people. When you are hemorrhaging subscriptions and customers are...

I would really like to check out Mechagon... but I know that by now people will need some ludicrous gear score to be allowed in a group for even a Mythic-0 run of the new Mega Dungeon which effectively locks me out of ever experiencing the content. You would think they would do more to lure...

This show is now on HBO following it's run in the UK. It is, apparently, a present-to-near-future series that is sci-fi/futurist in nature. Done by Russel Davies (behind modern Doctor Who and Torchwood) it has similar themes to Black Mirror but in a more continuous narrative way as it follows...