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A few months? Maybe not even that. This was back in the mid-80s when I was in high school and lived 1 town over from a Complete Strategist.

The opening credits to Enter the Void.

D&D 5e converted to D&D 5.5e The Giant Badger Great Escape.

Civilization VII (why did I break my 'wait 2 expansions' rule?). BG3 (finally). Clair Obscur (that opening!).

Underrated: For All Mankind Overrated: Silo Underrated: Star Wars Overrated: The Empire Strikes Back Underrated: Alien Overrated: Aliens

Best? That's easy: Superman (1978). R.I..P Gene Hackman. Trying to pick the Top 5 would be like a superpowered knife-fight in my mind.

It’s a reference to Cersei destroying the Grand Sept in GoT. I think of that scene often. GoT, even with its disappointing end is the better show, but boy did the latest episode of WoT capture the essence of mall bookstore epic fantasy that enthralled me in my youth. And the acting quality was...

I haven’t read the books, but S03E04 is pretty much all I want out of epic fantasy onscreen. (outside of an evil wine mom in a chainmail dress blowing up a church)

Except “Darmok” isn’t really about language.

Whenever someone disrespects canon a Biblically inaccurate angel gets its wings.

I recently finished the first book in Richard Osman's next series of charming mysteries, We Solve Murders. Almost, but not quite, as charming as The Thursday Murder Club. I'm still trying to summon the mental focus required to reread Wolfe's Book of the New Sun. It's been on my list for a while.

One of the greatest kids shows of all time.

That’s the one!

Why would I do that? It defeats the purpose of reading. Or engaging with any art, for that matter.

Matalas sounds like just the right kind of talented hack to make a fantasy drama based on a collectible card card work. Note: this is actually meant as a compliment. Full disclosure: I only know his work on season 3 of Picard.

DM: They opened the Midnight Gate. Play: We found holy sword dungeon.

Happy families are gathering on Broad Street and up on Cottman. So far no cars on fire. God’s in his Heaven and all’s right with the world. Go Birds!

I inherited a game run on Roll20 and found no reason to change.

Reading a room.

If you make people playing spell casters calculate something hard every time they cast a spell, they should occasionally be rewarded with a made-up token worth an astronomical amount of real money for some inexplicable reason.