Something fun to notice in this remake is that all the NPCs are on a daily schedule. They have day and night locations and they move between them naturally.

They definitely built that feature planning for Majora's Mask.

I think it's more people are assuming the worst.

Plus this overall shift in leadership appears to have come out of nowhere, so it's surprising. On the one hand it isn't surprising post acquisition for a lot of higher ups to be fired or moved around, but on the other hand there were some clear signals Gunn/Safran were safe.

Also a new thread popped up today that further confirms it isn't cancelled yet, with the source being someone working on the show.

I really enjoyed the "UltraVision" segment. It was the perfect full circle moment. Plus you love to see Vision try to logic the bad guys into defeat.

Also glad to see Ultron still exists. I don't know what story he'll return for, but I'm ready for it.

Shoutout to Tommy "jogging" at super speed, that was hilarious.

I was watching thinking, there has to be one. Then the double whammy!

Without spoiling anything I think season 1 ended as planned and they set themselves up for a few different options in season 2. I don't think they'll have to scrap anything, but I do think they'll adjust the plans for Hal Jordan (older guy) based on his reception.

I understand being unhappy with the ending. The show is fast paced and it could have used a little more room to breathe. I liked what happened (from a story perspective), but I understand why someone might not.

This is great news.

The third season of the ensemble comedy will consist of 16 episodes, which is double the eight episodes the show aired for both its first and second seasons.

This is excellent news!

John Stewart liked that.

The one thing Seyfried knew she wanted to do after seeing all of the footage Fielder and Oppenheim had shot from their time living with Holmes was to meet her partner, Billy Evans. Why? “It felt dangerous. I wanted answers,”

Amanda was a great addition to the film. She got to be the audience. She's hyped up going to meet Billy. She feels terrible when Elizabeth calls. She correctly calls Billy out. It's just an amazing segment.

Brownley D-CA

Did not run for reelection. Retired.

Correa D-CA

Won reelection.

Gillen D-NY

Won reelection.

Horsford D-NV

Won reelection.

Jackson D-IL

Won reelection.

Pelosi D-CA

Did not run for reelection. Retired.

Pettersen D-CO

Won reelection.

Stansbury D-NM

Won reelection.

Stevens D-MI

Did not run for reelection. Retired. (For clarification, ran and lost again El-Sayed, endorsing his opponent,)

Strickland D-WA

Won reelection.

Wilson D-FL

Did not run for reelection. Retired.

I'm going to give those outgoing representatives a pass, which is generous and undeserving because people are elected until they've finished their term, not months before. But everyone else, who were just reelected, the fuck? You had a job to do and you just won an election, do your job.

Officially it's four new scenes, but yes. Basically they are post credits scenes.

I don't know about them being cut, they are new scenes. They're not "Endgame" scenes, they are setups for Doomsday.

I am, having never seen them but read about them, 100% confident if you've never seen them that's fine and Doomsday will still be enjoyable.

They're like a trailer for Doomsday.

The first step is admitting it. Is it also the last step? No, the last step is quitting.

Angry Dad! Correct!