Who, besides most people, could have seen this coming?

Completely unrelated, ondansetron is what I’d expect to hear when Santa upgrades to robotic reindeer.

It might top the spider, honestly.

That’s fine, but it’s very far down the list of cities I’d expect to have a conversation or even hear about.

I love the idea of the language, but for a dumb reason. Say you go to Korea, have fun, make new friends, and invite them to visit you. Unfortunately, you no longer speak Korean after leaving the country, so you suddenly lose the ability to communicate mid-flight, and you’re this person’s only connection to wherever you’re landing.

I don’t even think Chicago makes the list.

I would actually love to see an adaptation of Asteroids. You have a lot of options.

1. A ship/station’s automated defense system fails, so humans have to use manual targeting to fend off a rock storm as the structure sustains more and more damage.

2. Mining operation goes bad, with or without aliens/microbes.

3. Rockbusters clearing a shipping lane encounter aliens, but nobody believes the first guy to see them because they just did a quick drive-by.

…and many more!

You’re looking for Bruce Almighty.

I also hate that the word “unrealistic” keeps coming up about character bodies when so many are literally real people that got body scanned.

I assume that’s why she left. To recharge the jade egg that’s been animating him for the past three years.

This is the first time I’ve thought that the SAG “no same names” rule wasn’t entirely ridiculous.

I keep seeing articles like this, but it was showing as sold out for at least three months before the price hike for me. I guess they’re better off selling some as long as there’s demand.

Charlie Murphy? Like died almost a decade ago Charlie Murphy?