Top Gun

There's William Henry Harrison: "I died in 30 days!"

Real talk, where the hell did they even find a 20-year-old SD episode tape?

Wonder if she'll be singing the same tune when her marriage gets invalidated.

Spitters are quitters!

I'm not sure I'll bother watching this thing: I was never super-interested in the Fateverse to begin with, and from the myriad of nerd arguments I've seen about it, no one seems to agree on what to watch first. There was an ANN feature on the whole franchise a couple of months ago, and that at least recommended starting with the DEEN adaptation of the original Fate route, then watching Unlimited Blade Works. Either way apparently the first episode of UBW is a prologue that's common to all three routes, so maybe I'll at least give that a look. That being said, the more I think about the setup for this block, the dumber it seems. So you're going to air one show one night, then repeat it a few nights later, okay...but then you're going to switch to a completely different show the following week, so that anyone following one of them will have to wait two weeks in-between episodes? That's incredibly fucking stupid. Just show an episode of each one per week like a normal-ass channel.

I mean outing yourself as a fucking Nazi bitch sure is a choice.

I mean why would they bother selling exclusive rights to a network that even by zombie cable standards presumably has far fewer eyeballs on it than [as] does? That makes no sense from a business standpoint. But honestly CR blocking out [as] from show acquisitions makes little sense to me in general. The block isn't directly competing with CR's service in any real way now.

My first thought is that I didn't even think I got this channel, but apparently it's way the hell up amongst the 3 or 4 duplicates of each channel that Xfinity has on the lineup for whatever reason. My second thought is that I don't see this lasting for any particular length of time, and I also highly doubt that them broadcasting MHA episodes that Toonami aired all the way back in 2018 will have any effect on whether or not they air the next season.

I hate it because I always mentally pronounced "doge" with a hard G and I think it sounds fucking stupid this way.

This...could be better. Only saving grace is that I don't have to tune out for a half-hour in the middle of what I want to watch like I do now.

If you can somehow take the raging douchenozzle out of the picture, SpaceX's reusable technology has led to massive cuts to the cost of getting payloads to orbit. Their iterative design process of launching stuff even if it's not entirely ready, seeing what breaks, and fixing it is something that NASA and traditional aerospace companies by their nature could never do, and was probably a sorely-needed disruption ot the industry. And while I think Starship is maybe the dumbest fucking looking rocket ever (seriously, it's a giant space dildo), if it does what it has the potential to do, then it'll be an equal game-changer in terms of heavy lift capacity. Honestly I used to be a huge fan of what they were doing, before said douchenozzle started to let his Nazi flag fly.

Comment: "Nobody voted for Rainman."

Or wait...there might be something else that exists besides this shorts project? No one seems totally sure. Either way there's no more right now.

The thing is, even if we magically stopped all CO2 emissions tomorrow, it would still take hundreds of years for what's already in the atmosphere to return to pre-industrial levels. Even if you want to put a pin in a certain spot and say "let's at least get levels to where they were in the 1950s," you're still talking decades. Any comprehensive solution to climate change needs to involve both severe restrictions on new emissions going into the atmosphere, and some sort of geoengineering projects to remove what's already there.

There is no season 2 of Lycoris. There was something like a one-off shorts project announced, but it's not a full season.

SwimCon!

Lol, get fucked.

I know nothing about it other than the few promo clips I've seen and didn't even remember that Judge was involved with it, but it definitely has a unique look if nothing else.

I've probably said this a half-dozen times before, but it's incredible to me how most of the main characters in this series are introduced as completely fucking awful people. I legit can't think of another shounen where the people I'm supposed to be cheering for are this unlikeable from the start. Those Shippuden filler episodes when they jump back to pre-genin times and show the characters paling around crack me up because, no, they clearly hated each other's guts back then. Hell, even this first OP is a lie, there's no point in the entire series when Squad 7 all act that nice towards each other.

Yes, yes he does.

I mean I know a better thing we can do with him. Several, in fact.

Hooray. We're saved.

Yeah, the local stations were on it for hours straight. It crashed right next to an incredibly busy intersection in the city. Some of the doorbell and dashcam footage out there is horrifying.

Damn. Thank you for making that weird little OVA I watched on Saturday nights one of the greatest things I've ever seen.