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Maybe it's young Aragon on a heist using an old map because new maps erase the needed info to find whatever.

tiny promo for Season 2

Casting news. When Penny Dreadful was first announced, the mistaken hype (that attracted me) was that it would be some sort of anthology show. Perhaps there will be many Penny Dreadfuls set in different cities around the world eventually, just multiple season in each location instead of only one season per set. In effect, an anthology. (The Terror could have fit right in, I think)

Veep season 7

Falcon Heavy... one year later. It has attracted enough business to create a launch manifest large enough to pay off all of its development costs.

NASA gets a funding boost without cutting all the programs Trump wanted to cut.

They design it so they won't need extra fuel. Or rather the fuel simply goes into how much payload mass they can carry. If they need more fuel, they simply carry less cargo mass. They'll make sure to carry enough fuel to land without slowing down. The bigger the ship, the easier to use the atmosphere to slow down. They'll never have to sacrifice speed to slow down, because slowing down into orbit serves no purpose. That goes against the usual way aerospace companies and space agencies have imagined Mars landings, but that's the genius of SpaceX building as big a ship as possible.

Good Omens opening credits

Nothing I've seen precludes bisexuality rather than homosexuality.

Don't know if this was mentioned before, but Brandon Sanderson is pitching recently a series focusing on a character that becomes a Dark One. It was be a TV series and Novel series -- I suppose the first time a series develop on two platforms simultaneously? This was first reported by in the summer, but he had a pitch meeting for it yesterday. Where is the WOT writer's room located? If directly at Amazon, then I'd assume he's pitching Dark One at Amazon too.

So Yusaku Maezawa, the Japanese billionaire bankrolling the #DearMoon mission to circle the Moon in SpaceX's Starship in a few years, has made his first invitation to an artist -- in this case a director -- to join the mission. Damien Chazelle directed First Man.

Lyndie Greenwood (from Sleepy Hollow) added to the cast as Dr. Elvi Okoye

Obviously going for a younger version but I hold out hope there will be a scene in the future with Stewart in a surprise cameo. Finale, maybe?