Wow, a really problematic statement but ok?

Is there a novel or a short stroy you ever considered adapting (plot or setting) into a game?

Seems to me like Anthony Horowitz has a skill issue.

I usually like it when something you wrote breaks my brain but I'm not enjoying this right here.

That's my friend! She's gonna lose her mind when she sees this, love it!

Them stealing the museum door is 10+ years on still one of my favourite moments in fiction in general.

Your daughter is savage, as the kids say.

I watched this movie a few months ago. Up until thirty seconds ago I would have vehemently defended my memory of PETE DAVIDSON actually being in the movie.

A little, as a treat?

Saw it first in 2007. Keep rewatching it every couple of years. Keep waiting for it to have aged poorly. Still hasn't.

Would we be the People's Front or the Popular Front?

cca 10 years ago several then teens told me that they've "kinda accepted as fact" they can't really rely on their friends, which was... concerning, to say the least. As a millennial I'm aware of our tendency to stay friends with shitty people, but taking as granted that no one is there for you? Ouch

Does that mean they're bringing back that army recruitment ad where the guy fights a demon with a sword?

Him solving the building site murder by creating a grid of suspects and locations is one of my fave moments in 30+ years of watching crime and mystery shows 😂

"And here we see Sarah Andersen's Green Period..."

Absolutely don't apologize. As much as I loved SNW s1 and appreciated SNW s2, I've recently become aware of how "hollowed out" Star Trek feels lately and seeing your takes on it showed me I'm definitely not alone in my impressions.

This sounds like a UK comedy show sketch that would provoke a stern letter from the Icelandic embassy.

I remember a while back when on an ep of Play Watch Listen you compared LLMs with Uber's business model of killing competition and then jacking up prices, it was eyeopening.

I saw it as a teenager late one night. Still will immediately recall the "These... are for you!" scene.