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D+ for a lot of the animated stuff that runs on cable seems to be their secondary platform. Things like Owl House, Duck Tales, and Ghost And Molly McGee would get new episodes in batches of like 5 about a month after airing, whereas Star Wars and MCU stuff shows up immediately as the primary source.
Also fun the games on Luz's laptop: Moonfarm Valley, Holler Knight, and Hades.
And the goofy Star Trek thing seems to be very DS9 heavy in terms on names.
I love the almost ninety second long intro video with the cast.
Agreed on the DS9 names. I mean, Captain Avery? Yeah. 😂
When they stumbled into the sci-fi books, I knew right away that they were all Camila's from her own childhood 😁
I love this show
Booo, it's region locked
Also, everybody on the show is incredibly unlikeable and borderline insane.
Also
and then a few minutes into episode 8 they cart Halbrand literally into my dude's workshop. When he popped up out of bed and started fanboying and I realised what was up, I laughed super hard for like three minutes.
James Corden is such a piece of shit he can no longer eat at Balthazar and I love it.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/10/this-youtube-star-re-created-rings-of-power-title-sequence-in-chladni-figures/
edit: Article also has a behind the scenes video showing how the RoP specifically created theirs.
I think they did a real fun job of
It's a neat idea but it feels like they made the questions harder, ala Tournament of Champions, and that makes it so my wife and I can't hang as well and I hate that! I want to feel like I could be on Jeopardy!
Ah see I'm the opposite
I want a game show to make me feel like I'm definitely too dumb to be there, because if I could be there, why aren't I?
Sometimes it's because they're a little too heavy handed about stuff, but most of the time I feel like it's because it knows things can be a secret to other characters but not to the audience (in fact I feel like there's a term for that, what could it possibly be) and not everything has to be a huge shock when the cards are all laid out
They want kids to see the commercials. Disney Now gets stuff day/date that it's dropping on live tv because it also shows commercials, and D+ gets it later for most things that are kid focused.
Yeah I never felt "shocked" by things. Even in the recent episode I'll spoil this.
The fake Sauron reveal felt off because Gandalf never came across as doing bad on purpose, but more doing bad as a result of not understanding his strength around others. But Halabrad always felt off, every interaction with him there was a layer of something being held back, and yeah there was because he was fucking Sauron.
The writers gave us the hints before they outright had him drop the cloak. Hell he wanted to Murder the shit out of Adar and now we know why.
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Just load up the Celebrity Jeopardy Tournament. You'll feel like a genius by comparison...
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Presuming you're serious and not doing a bit: there is, of course, a term for it, which I am struggling to recall 'cause it's been too long since my fancy liberal-arts college edumacation. Something like "discrepant awareness"?
you're sitting on a goldmine trebek!
Wait, how
dramatic irony is irony where the audience knows but the characters do not.
So at the beginning of Popstar they’re talking to real rappers about their music. In an interview Nas says,
That’s a legit Good Wife spoiler for the record
Ha, I somehow completely forgot that joke
Dramatic ironing is a brief scene in the Last Jedi
At some point it becomes this sterile joyless golem thing. I swear there's a constant hum in the background too
The questions are... bad. Also, most of the guests are not good at the format.
I think they might broadcast it on a weekend night, Sunday maybe? I appreciate it because they quarantined off everything I don't like about Jeopardy and kept it from interfering with normal Jeopardy, which I do like.