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I saw Triangle of Sadness too. lt was pretty good, but ultimately the message it was sending was bleak, and seemed like a thing for rich people to say "if we don't dominate the poors, they'd do the same to us!" So a bit nihilistic. Wednesday was delightful, with clever dialogue. The Hogwarts Houses trope wasn't needed, a bit lazy, but I like everything else about it. Apparently it outperformed Stranger Things 4 in its first week, too. https://deadline.com/2022/11/wednesday-breaks-record-most-hours-viewed-netflix-ratings-1235184006/

Saw him in Vesper recently, an interesting sci-fi post-apocalyptic dystopia. Glad to see he's getting more roles. Iain De Caestecker as Arthur? They're casting shorter than I'd have imagined for Arthur and Uther.

26th Dragon Cargo flight to the ISS, 6th under the Phase 2 contract.

Brandon Sanderson points out the flaws of ROP.

A good review of the "controversy".

The post-season doc is interesting. They put a Volume on the same sound stages that Fritz Lang's Metropolis was shot on.

Hahahahahahaha yeah that's a good twist. Not really surprising and not really doing anything new but i'll watch another season.

That's been rumoured since 2016 at least.

Loved Dark. But 1899 is a bit too obvious what's happening from maybe as early as episode 2. I have about an episode and a half left to go. Hopefully there is a bigger twist that makes it more interesting by the end. The characters are a little underdeveloped to be interesting. Some of the dialogue was awful, when they state what it is happening as it is happening, but so far that's only a couple of lines that made me cringe. I think I want to just watch Dark again.

Current Walking Dead showrunner Angela Kang has signed on to make Silk: Spider Society for Amazon / MGM+, first in a crop of Sony Spideyverse Marvel series with over 900 characters to choose from. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/walking-dead-showrunner-to-lead-marvels-silk-for-amazon-mgm-1235264305 Silk is also exec-produced by Lord & Miller. It'll appear on MGM+ first before opening globally on Amazon.

Neat detail.

Tor, of course, publishing all the books from this Kickstarter.

Some chance of SLS launching tonight the Artemis 1 uncrewed flight around the moon... 1:04 am ET (06:04 UTC). NASASpaceflight's feed: NASA stream:

NASA has modified the HLS contract with SpaceX to order a second Starship landing on the Moon in 2027, to fulfill the mandate for sustainable exploration of the Moon "sustaining requirements for missions beyond Artemis III, including docking with Gateway, accommodating four crew members, and delivering more mass to the surface."

So do you think

Send in the Pet Detective to recover the raccoon!!

So Andor is coming to other platforms / channels, but only the first two episodes. Will this actually accomplish the opposite result of what they want, and turn people off if they don't see at least episode 3? ABC: Wednesday, November 23, 9-10:30 pm ET FX: Thursday, November 24, 9-10:30 pm ET Freeform: Friday, November 25, 9-10:30 pm ET Hulu: Available from November 23 through December 7

Just heard Orphan Black: Echoes is filming 5 minutes from me. Someone give me a good excuse to tell security when they find me stalking Krysten Ritter.

Know what happens when a toady gets struck by lightning?