It’s the Simpson family with special rings!

Correct!

This post isn’t fair to the other children.

No butts about it. Correct!

So I completely agree that Dexter peaked at season 4. I enjoyed the rest of the series, season 4-8, with things slowly just getting a bit worse. The finale of season 8 was not great.

Dexter New Blood, the one season revival, is fun and worth watching. It has some holes in it, but it’s fun to see Dexter back in action.

Then, Dexter Original Sin, the one season so far prequel series, that had been really great. The actors who play younger versions do a fantastic job.

And now the upcoming Dexter Resurrection is something I’m looking forward to.

Basically if you want more Dexter or are curious, I think it’s worth it, if not, no biggie.

There was a thread a few weeks ago discussing the decline of theatres. The one, and only, suggestion from theater owners was to have a 90 day minimum theatre time before films moved to streaming/physical media.

At the time that idea seemed silly to me. Usually if I want to see a film, it’s opening weekend I see it. Maybe the second week, but usually before the second weekend.

But this film is leaving theaters less than a week after release? I saw Mickey 17 was announced to be leaving before being in theaters for 2 weeks.

I guess I understand the complaint from theatre owners now. Maybe 90 days is too long but shit you gotta draw a line somewhere. You gotta give films a chance if you want theatres to stay open.

So many films post pandemic have their “Exclusively in theaters” taglines, but for how long?

Kano was my favorite part of the first film, glad to see him returning. Karl Urban is a much older, but I think fun looking Johnny Cage.

The two quotes strongly suggest what we’ve all speculated, Doom is a Tony Stark variant and Secret Wars will be a soft reboot/kickoff something new aka mutants.

Correct!!!

Was he actually allowed to quit? I just saw it as a resignation request. It’s possible they don’t actually need Dylan anymore, especially with Irving gone, Helly in danger, and Mark who knows where. Maybe they just existed to convince Mark his work was important.

This episode was all buildup, but the season has given us a lot.

Helena broke into the group and was discovered.

Irving forced into retirement.

Burt, while still mysterious, being a Lumon lifer.

Mark reintegration.

Mark & Gemma’s relationship & her “death”.

Gemma’s life since death.

Cobel’s life in Lumon as the architect of Severing.

Sure there is still a lot of questions, but we’ve learned a lot about different characters this season.

I hope he plays Tracy Morgan and Morgan plays Radcliffe.

Additionally everyone watched the ending to Game of Thrones. I’m not sure everyone actually made it to the end of Westworld.

Just trusting them to pay you out of their own pocket?

Assuming US, it actually depends on the state (may be all states, but I can only speak of those I’ve lived in). The law is that the money must go into a separate interest bearing account and that is the money that is to be returned. So the money isn’t supposed be their own pocket.

Oddly enough, not that episode. This episode has Selma just settling down with Jub Jub.

Homercles cares not for beans!

Correct!

He grew taller.

Futurama. I put on an episode and I’m asleep before it’s over.