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I think we've learned over the years that the only people who hold respect for these things are the fans.

I can't help you with a comparison but women seem to like it in my experience, it's very female character centric after all. It's the usual chosen one, wonder girl story but it's tolerable. Season one was alright but I got tired of it by the end of that.

Yum.

Something wholesome randomly appears.

Remembering simpler times.

😂

Here's the perfect sidekick for the next movie.

https://meaww.com/kendell-cummings-brady-lowry-attacked-by-a-bear-during-hunting-wyoming

A CGI auto rickshaw chase scene eh? lol.

Tis but a flesh wound.

This one is decent, the author periodically loses interest in writing but there's enough there to enjoy and kill time with. The main character is a personality devoid struggle machine, 3 books available. https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/43958/breaker-of-horizons I didn't particularly like any...

Gave me a chuckle.

Yeah but what you get is shit like magical butlers with combat carriages, homosexual lizards and insect/human romance.

Living in a racial caste system without being allowed to say that this system exists.

I bet he's quoting the per pound price.

I didn't think they were capable of being serious, let alone doing a good job of it.

It's impressive that he managed to stretch that turd out as long as he has. It started well but the signs of decline were obvious once he became involved with the goings on in that first city, I dropped it shortly after that undersea trial arc.

That one felt like an admission that the well is truly dry. So here, choke on some 4th wall breaking and a meta reference that you can barely remember. Also grandpa Rick engages in fisticuffs with the episode's villain, again.

Volume warning.

I remember happier days.

I'm skeptical of anything a Guardian writer likes but he did shit on Westworld so there's that.

This thread.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11307601/Archaeologists-dig-Roman-mosaic-former-rebel-stronghold-Syria.html