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At this point, the censorship tangents are getting to be a bit asinine. All the cable networks want to be HBO and I don't think anyone is concerned about the audience/advertisers of Mr. Robot ditching because of some bad words. It's like a room of five year olds tittering away because they heard the teacher say "crap."
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Dexo posted:Wow. They completely rewrote their pitch for Powerless. Are there any good examples of this happening before? Where the concept is completely changed but the same cast is used.
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What's the general consensus on The Magicians? I caught an episode, and it seems like someone really wanted to make an 'edgy' Harry Potter where casting spells is basically over-dramatic gloving.
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Escobarbarian posted:4K would be better if you want a TV that'll last you another 20 years, but it definitely isn't necessary If you're seriously recommending 4K for a 20 inch tv (hell, even a 40 inch tv), then you've bought into the hype.
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Aphrodite posted:Distance charts are bullshit and it doesn't work that way. They do. They call them monitors, because even people selling these things are aware that you're not gonna see a difference at that size unless you're a foot away.
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I'll never understand this forum's willingness to accept absurdity in the plots of some shows but not others. Is Legends of Tomorrow good? This Thread posted:Obviously, because it leans into it. Is Sherlock good? This Thread posted:Of course not, because it leans into it the wrong way.
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GreenNight posted:Amazon Prime needs a category just for the Rifftrax they have available. I would pay the price of Amazon Prime just to have a service that offered Rifftrax as a commentary track on most of the movies they have done.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Matt Lauer was really that important that he needed permanent safeguards for lockdown situations? He's not the President or anything I think you're way overestimating the complexity of a system like this. I work with a number of elementary schools and a bunch of them have electromagnetic locks and door releases that can be operated remotely. It's a few pieces of equipment that wouldn't cost more than a couple hundred dollars per room, and they have a number of safety benefits beyond lockdown situations.
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DivisionPost posted:This is just going to be a bad day, isn't it Only if you take issue with consumers being alright with streamlining the oligopoly because now Deadpool can pee on Iron Man or whatever.
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