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+1 for Janine getting in on the action, at least.

It is exceedingly barebones. Frankly, it's probably overpriced for what it is. It looks better (for the most part) than the DVD sets, although if you own those, this might not be worth the investment. The slipcase, in addition to the bizarre art (which is also replicated at the completely static menu (at least for Season 1), is badly designed. As much as I'm enjoying getting to revisit it, watching S1 again does really remind me how why I had such a hard time connecting to the show initially. I just finished "The Mind War," and I feel bad saying this, but if it wasn't for Walter Koenig's charisma as Bester, the actor who plays Jason Ironheart is so bad the episode would be almost unwatchable.

Even if they only make guest appearances on a potential UNIT-based show with Jemma Redgrave, I’m fine with that.

I was skeptical too, but just based on what we got, I think he nailed it. I’m excited for what comes next, which hasn’t happened in a long, LONG time.

Is that in-engine? I also wonder if they used "Love is a Long Road" because it was easier to get than "Won't Get Fooled Again." It certainly sounds like The Who, and well, there is a CSI: Miami look to it.

The Blu-Ray set dropped today. It’s billed as the complete series, but doesn’t have any of the movies besides “The Gathering,” which is confusingly on the last disc, not the first. Odder still, the station doesn’t even appear on the slipcase. It’s what appears to be the Agamemnon, a few Star Furies, and some Shadow vessels. Weird.

Ah. I watch it through an Amazon Prime subscription, and I have both BritBox and AMC+. so I thought it was the latter. I just don't have the words to describe how much I loved this special. I haven't enjoyed Who this much in a long, long time. If anything, I'm only sad we only have two more of these. The BBC put all of Disney's money on screen. That's the best the show has ever looked.

Disney+ has streaming rights for these specials forward. The classic Who as well as the previous revival stuff is staying where it is for now, which at least in the US is with AMC+ for Classic and Max for the revival up through Thirteen. All hail the Meep!

Surprisingly, this looks...not terrible. It's still not enough for me to seek it out in a theater, but I am more interested than I would have beem.

I try to imagine Sister Act as the vehicle for Bette Midler it was intended to be, and I just can't do it.

Nope is Jordan Peele's best movie, and Keke Palmer should have gotten Jamie Lee Curtis' Oscar.

I'll go with that on the first movie, but Addams Family Values is not only the rarest of sequels that improves on the original, it's one of the best comedies of the 90s.

This is making as little sense as the DC Comics Proper timeline, so I guess kudos for the consistency.

Update: They did. It's funny, Dante is kind of the showier role, and the actor playing him is great, but the kid playing Ari was phenomenally good.

But also, it seemed like the G'Kar entity was also from beyond the RIm. I dunno. Wasn't a huge deal, but it seemed odd.