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I still think the steel production explanation makes more sense

Goofball Parofies of Paranormal Activity and of 2010's horror and suspense *Paranormal Movie *A Haunted House *30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Brooksfilm horror parodies: *Dracula Dead and Loving It *High Anxiety *Young Frankenstein...

Demon Dad - A middle aged dad is possessed and he's got a knife. He's taking everyone's noses for real this time Destination Divorce - Toon. A character in a failing marriage must take their wedding ring back to the site of their destination wedding in Hawaii and throw it into a volcano

I learned that Laurence Fishburne was on Peewee's Playhouse

Whiptail lizards don't https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teiidae#Parthenogenesis

You're right, that really does look like Steve Harvey!

because potatos have "eyes"

It helps if you have a person in the group who already knows the game, although I understand that this won't always be an option. But when it does happen it helps.

I mostly play videogames during the entire show, whether or not it's a commercial

IIRC I think you need rather intense radiation to make other things radioactive, intense enough that any seeds exposed to it would just be dead.

Possibly relevant: AI-dventure Call. A very gimmicky playthrough of AI Dungeon by a bunch of twitch streamers. The AI was the main game master; the human game masters merely tracked inventory and objectives and read out the output from the AI. (Also for some reason the players, in addition to...

*The castle staff fron Beauty & The Beast, but surly and violent *the building changes colors like a chameleon *fountains of the four humours *feeling of being watched *random living items like in Summercamp Island *Anything that dies there is digested *Illusory or semi-real...

Sequentially written shows are overdone and overrated

Wanna point you all to The Waking of Willoughby Hall

*Damaged doors/walls/furniture heal *Walls, floor, and ceiling contract to crush them *Apparitions appropriate to the rooms and/or of former inhabitants à la The Shining *Rooms that rearrange themselves *The building casts spelks/psionics on them *Absorbing people into the walls/floor *Furniture...

Pathfinder's and D&D's vibe for how it handles gods is off, but Superman isn't the vibe I get for how D&D and Pathfinder do gods. The way PF/D&D handles them it's more like they're a Lantern Corps central power battery, just sitting there, far off, recharging somebody else's superpowers

"You all", without the contraction, is probably apporpriate to a formal setting though

What kind of "living" are we talking about here? Walls made of flesh? Made out of dreams? Malevolent genius loci like the Overlook from The Shining? Linked to an entity like Dungeon Keeper/War For The Overworld? Demon posessed? Manifestation of a god like Malfeas from Exalted or Tartarus from...

Shuffle the rooms

So this is basically The Wind In The Willows, right?