13 was a good doctor. I liked that they tackled issues like segregation in the US and Partition. I liked The Fam, including The Doctor and Yas being attracted to each other and Graham and Ryan’s relationship.
I didn’t care for Flux or Legend of the Sea Devils, but everything else was fine. I really liked Sacha Dhawan’s Master and The Timeless Children (We need more Fugitive Doctor.) The only part of that I didn’t like was The Master randomly destroying Gallifrey again.
It sucks that the studio forced Amy Lee to add the Nu Metal rap backup vocals to Being Me to Life. It’s aged the worst out of any of her songs because of it.
I didn’t say it was HL3. I replied to a post implying the series hasn’t had an update in 20 years.
It’d be like a Star Wars fan wondering why there’s buzz about the movie coming out next year despite it being 42 years since Return of the Jedi. And the answer is that even if that’s the last one that particular fan personally cared about, there has been Star Wars media since then.
Also, Alyx did resolve the HL2E2 ending. It didn’t add a whole lot on past that, but the cliffhanger was very much addressed.
I remember on a browser-based multiplayer game in the early 2000s, the vets would tell annoying or cheating newbies that they were using the “CTRL+WIN” to see their moves. Of course, as soon as they hit CTRL+W…
It was pretty obvious that was the weight of the choice: Sacrifice one person you know and care for personally to potentially save millions you’ve never met. It doesn’t hold much weight if it wasn’t going to work anyway.
Susan’s the Doctor’s granddaughter, who traveled with the First Doctor through Season 1 and the first two serials of Season 2. She was supposed to be about 15 years old.
She leaves the show after The Doctor saw her flirting with an older guy in post apocalyptic London. The Doctor, knowing what was best for her, came up with the pretense of going into the Tardis briefly to repair one of her shoes, then locked the door and took off so she could continue her relationship.
To recap, The Doctor left a 15 year old kid in a post apocalyptic hellhole with some guy she just met and no change of clothes, no toothbrush, and only a single shoe.
The showrunners have said that they won't go beyond the source material, so once they've told the story of The Last of Us Part II video game, that's it.
The silver lining to the shit show of the last 9 months is that the Republican drama has finally gotten entertaining.
Epictetus. “Some things are up to us and some are not up to us.”
His Rasputin dance alone sold me on him. Sacha is probably #3 for me, after Michelle Gomez and Roger Delgado.
13 was a good doctor. I liked that they tackled issues like segregation in the US and Partition. I liked The Fam, including The Doctor and Yas being attracted to each other and Graham and Ryan’s relationship.
I didn’t care for Flux or Legend of the Sea Devils, but everything else was fine. I really liked Sacha Dhawan’s Master and The Timeless Children (We need more Fugitive Doctor.) The only part of that I didn’t like was The Master randomly destroying Gallifrey again.
It’s actually a reference to the blockbuster bomb.
It sucks that the studio forced Amy Lee to add the Nu Metal rap backup vocals to Being Me to Life. It’s aged the worst out of any of her songs because of it.
Freezing cold
I’m playing it right now and enjoying it. Not sure what the person you replied to disliked.
I didn’t say it was HL3. I replied to a post implying the series hasn’t had an update in 20 years.
It’d be like a Star Wars fan wondering why there’s buzz about the movie coming out next year despite it being 42 years since Return of the Jedi. And the answer is that even if that’s the last one that particular fan personally cared about, there has been Star Wars media since then.
Also, Alyx did resolve the HL2E2 ending. It didn’t add a whole lot on past that, but the cliffhanger was very much addressed.
They’re trying Google Glass again?
No, they’ve actually been doing The Gods of Chaos (Surekh, The Toymaker, and some new ones) along with The Rani.
That cliffhanger got addressed in Half-Life: Alyx. And replaced with a different cliffhanger.
Half-Life: Alyx came out 5 years ago…
I remember on a browser-based multiplayer game in the early 2000s, the vets would tell annoying or cheating newbies that they were using the “CTRL+WIN” to see their moves. Of course, as soon as they hit CTRL+W…
It was pretty obvious that was the weight of the choice: Sacrifice one person you know and care for personally to potentially save millions you’ve never met. It doesn’t hold much weight if it wasn’t going to work anyway.
36 minutes? No one’s got time for that.
Susan’s the Doctor’s granddaughter, who traveled with the First Doctor through Season 1 and the first two serials of Season 2. She was supposed to be about 15 years old.
She leaves the show after The Doctor saw her flirting with an older guy in post apocalyptic London. The Doctor, knowing what was best for her, came up with the pretense of going into the Tardis briefly to repair one of her shoes, then locked the door and took off so she could continue her relationship.
To recap, The Doctor left a 15 year old kid in a post apocalyptic hellhole with some guy she just met and no change of clothes, no toothbrush, and only a single shoe.
The First Doctor was kind of a dick.
I take it you didn’t read the article?
Terminator the Sarah Connor Chronicles: Oh c’mon, gonna cliffhanger me right after John and Sarah time jump into a post apocalyptic wasteland?
The Acolyte: I’d have loved to get Qimir’s backstory and find out what’s up with the Darth Plagueis tease.
As for abandoned arcs: Sliders with the alternate Professor Arturo.
There were multiple possible endings for both Geralt and Ciri, including endings where Ciri survives.
Kevin was in trouble at the start of the film. They could have very easily had his mom take his phone away before sending him to his room.
After arriving in Paris, Kevin’s mom frantically calls his phone… only for a suitcase to start ringing. Oops!