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it doesn’t take long, especially in certain climates. I remember one case I reviewed had massive liquification 10 days after suspected death. San Diego in the summer.

Great ending. I didn’t guess the full end, but I thought it was a nice way to wrap it up

Always loved this scene (although it was mostly Quark talking)

The Smith one was pretty good until the dog dies and he tries to commit suicide by vampire. The second the woman and kid show up, the movie takes a giant dump. Cats can catch you birds and mice to eat. Then you will die from bird flu and bubonic plague.

They can outrun humans, which becomes helpful when people eventually devolve into roaming tribes of cannibals.

First episode has been made available for free on Youtube

If all you have to eat is dog food, you’re prob screwed anyways

The one Voyager episode I liked was when a backup of the Doctor activated in an alien museum hundreds of years in the future and finds out the historical understanding of Voyager was they were evil space Nazis.

Isn’t hero pools what League of Legends does in competitive? forced meta is shit, but the balance issues are somewhat of a soft meta anyways. I suspect hero pools will be capped at 1shield tank option.

So the Dark King...

Well, now I have even less a reason to go back to playing this then

Honestly it had a lot of things going against it 1) We just had a Batman show (Gotham) that ended recently, so it gets compared against that 2) Now instead of Batman, we get Batman-lite with Z-list villains 3) Ruby is about as charismatic as a brick in the show I understand not wanting to blow...

It's a way to pad out the Superman show with something different, otherwise it's the same as the Supergirl show (so to speak).

Start of the season

Ya, that was 100% a Lantern tie in

Gdit, I thought there was going to be something The problem is the fandom has been Jebaited so many times on Farscape restarts. Over the past 15 years there have been at least half a dozen continuations teased and nothing ever materialized.

Harry Kim was so boring that they even made it part of his character lore pretty much. Coming off of DS9, which probably had the strongest secondary characters of any Trek show (Quark, Garak, Odo...I mean fuck, even the villains like Dukat and Weyoun), Voyager was so bland from a cast...

Ya, Prime Directive only applies to Pre-Warp. The idea is they don't want to interfere because it could negatively impact and alter the course of a developing civilization in unintended ways. Orville plays around with this concept during the episode where they think Kelly is a god and their...

There was a direct 1982 The Thing video game sequel

15m in 1982 is almost 40m today.

Guadalcanal basically, nice

The RLM guy's grasp of science is only marginally better than Abrams lol

Ha, I remember us watching the Romeo and Juliet movie in catholic school. Class started giggling at the boob reveal and teacher got all pissed lol

It blew up when Twitch and EFT had a promo where you got drops for watching streams. A lot of streamers started to play it. Shroud had been playing it a lot before it became big. It's basically a tactical sim shooter /w RPG and PVP&PVE elements.

Misuse/overuse of antibiotics is why we have lots of AB resistant bacteria now.

The only lore reason I could think of to explain the surprise super nova is the remnants of the Tal Shiar saw this as a way to wrestle control of power or something and kept it secret by suppressing the data.

If you don’t think jungle warfare in WW2, then you’ve got an Army bias lol

Antibiotics usually don't have the best effective shelf life from what I recall

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles....because the last few movies dumpstered the franchise

I had to watch for the Captain Jack cameo, though. Made you realize how much the show needs that character again lol

Damn that sucks

Don't forget the "Men on ...." review show skit.

There's a big difference between fido warning you of danger and some shithead that wants to bring their shitzu into a Starbucks.

People forget that All in the Family was pretty controversial even in the era it existed.

The room in the mirror world that had a window to a "seam" or tear between worlds, where they planned to get rid of the Monster and his sister forever. Q was killed when he used magic to repair the mirror/window to the seam, which caused a chain reaction that killed him and the head librarian...

Most dogs will still bark when something gets close. In a post apocalyptic setting, having a biological alarm system would still be useful. Plus virtually all dogs have an amazing sense of smell. If your dog suddenly starts to freak the fuck out and doesn't want to go towards a certain area...

Elliot still stands to fuck up the timeline, though, with that cliff hanger at the end.

Pfft, I'm the only person on this forum still playing Fallout 76. The amount of pain and suffering of that helps replicate the feelings of living in a post apocalyptic world, better preparing me than most of the forum!

Ya, it did feel like sort of a finale. I'm guessing next episode is an extreme time jump and Eleanor & Chidi start to feel the effects of eternal time impacting their relationship. So rather than let it sour, they decide to walk through the door together so they don't get to a place where they...

that movie was so bad and the logic was brain dead lol. It sticks out in my mind because my GF dumped me a week later or so after I decided to see that in the theater alone while she went alone to watch some faux Irish romcom. I should have seen the romcom!!!