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Surely the Beastmaster franchise must have single-handedly popularized ferrets as pets.

Maybe this is wishful thinking but if someone at Bethesda were sufficiently bold I wonder whether we could see Fallout 3 Remastered and New Vegas Remastered released together - or even as part of a package deal. New Vegas already reused a lot from Fallout 3 but enhanced some of the systems in a...

...They do know that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is the head of government, not the head of state, right?

Maybe I misinterpreted something. I thought she said she was raised in an Imperial orphanage of some kind. Though if she was raised in a Republican orphanage and turned out this way that actually raises some interesting questions of its own.

Foolishly I did not catch that the ziggurats indicated it was Yavin 4. Are we meant to infer that later on when the Rebellion is looking somewhere for their secret base Cassian pipes up and is like, "Hey, I know this one place in the middle of butt-eff nowhere," ? Also I wonder whether we are...

I repeat - this is not a drill!

I think someone just wanted their Mountain vs Oberyn moment. And, I mean, I think there are quite a few iterations of Fisk that are a lot stronger than The Mountain.

As I have said elsewhere: I am confused as to how a movie with that title coexists with Rogue Squadron.

I have not read the whole thread but is this talk of sending a generation ship operating on the assumption that we had previously sent mechanical probes to tell us in detail about the world we were trying to travel to? So we are not sending generation ships on exploration missions, right...

I want to see this so badly I can hear the screeching of metal as my desire pulls against the bonds of my decision to not reflexively see all the Marvel movies in theatre.

The helicopter quick time event caused me a lot of grief on my first playthrough. Maybe I too will turn them off if I play it again.

I am a bit confused. I said Warhammer I and II, not WarCraft I and II.

A superhero is a hero with the word super in front. It may be worth asking whether the problem is simply that the there has been linguistic drift in both the meaning of "hero" and "super" in the last couple of decades.

Yeah, and in that vein, which is a show I was thinking about too: is Gotham a superhero show?

What if the canon ending Shepard is indoctrinated - but not by, or just by, the Reapers? She has, after all, been in direct contact with Leviathan. Maybe she has totally been affected, but the conflicting sources of indoctrination effectively cancel each other out.

If you make a television series set in the Marvel universe but it has no superheroes (or even regular heroes, to make this really clear) is it still a superhero show?

I would not say it is the best but I think it might be worth at least mentioning Unbreakable. Pretty clearly a superhero movie, albeit one that is basically all origin story and no suiting up.

I wonder if Ares will somehow be related to Castor/Zuse.

I am not sure that killing a character whose death will have a major effect on another character is necessarily a fridging. I do not think, for instance, that Aunt May was fridged in No Way Home; at least insofar as Uncle Ben would not be considered to have been fridged. However, that said, I...

Also: these crossovers are in fact leading up to something, even if not in a way that detracts from Daredevil itself, right? Matt looks like he may become the mentor to a new White Tiger, Angela. Matt is going to dinner with Kamala. Fisk was mixing it up with Kate Archer's mom. We know Kamala...