If Notepad is getting AI text editing then it’s as good as dead too.

Which is sorta the problem with speculation in these threads. We can say “Trump said X”, but really his decisions are based on the number of hamburgers he had that afternoon or which voice whispered in his ear last. We only have wild speculation.

Hinting That More Seasons Could Come

The Television Academy’s criteria for limited series state: “The program must tell a complete, non-recurring story and not have an ongoing storyline or main characters in subsequent seasons.”

Because it doesn’t qualify as a miniseries.

Although the article then goes on to say that “Echo” (and similar) did qualify as a miniseries.

Sounds like Disney and the awards need to just clarify things.

ALL THAT BEING SAID, of course we’re getting more Agatha, it’ll just have a different title.

Also Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2003).

The delistings are yet another example of Netflix struggling to find its footing in gaming.

I don’t think “gaming” is related at all here, but I admit I only watched Bandersnatch and Kimmy Schmidt.

I saw this as an attempt at Choose-Your-Own-Adventure films. The book form is still reading, not suddenly a game. Similarly the film form is still watching, not a game.

As for the actual content, I think Bandersnatch worked really well. I think Kimmy Schmidt did not. I’m guessing most people just want to zone out and watch.

It’s my go to when I say something stupid and someone calls me on it. I double down on the stupidity.

The mushrooms in the show look cartoony (in a good way) so that’s crazy that they’re real…

We literally grew some real mushrooms and painted the blood dots on them.

Ah, well that explains the look.

Sliders!

My favorite forgotten 90s show.

Loki season 1 is the best, but after that I put WandaVision and then probably Agatha All Along. So I still think this is the best in a while.

(I like Loki season 2 but it shifts things heavily and while it’s a solid ending to Loki’s story that’s all it has and that leaves a lot of meh episodes between the start and end of the season.)

Season 1 was surprisingly good, I suppose adding a bunch of new characters gives you new characters to kill off. (Not that they killed everyone off in season 1, but some of them didn’t make it.)

So I’ve watched all the Marvel stuff, films & TV, and this is the best thing they’ve put out in a long time.

I highly suggest watching WandaVision first as Agatha All Along could be considered a season 2 to that show, but following different characters. Basically connected miniseries.

I do wonder how much the writers strike impacted this. There should have been a few month gap, and we might have just/are currently having it. Plus as we enter the holiday season things get pushed to next year.

As someone who watches basically everything, I actually missed Squid Game. It is worth catching up on? Does this trailer work?

Sure it isn’t a perfect comparison, but the idea is the same.

Comcast introduced the “Xfinity” branding in 2010. I still call refer to it as “Comcast”. Any conversation I have where an ISP comes up, the word “Comcast” is used. If someone says “Xfinity”, they often follow it up with “you know, Comcast”.

Now that’s a VERY clear brand change.

The name “X” is a VERY confusing brand change. It will likely be called Twitter forever. In fact at some point Musk will sell or give up on “X” and I guarantee within a year the new owner will change the name back to Twitter.

Because of the musicals? It had a few numbers but I didn’t feel like it dominated.

It’s only boring because it doesn’t really go anywhere.

I was intrigued with the first half of so, but the film does a flip near the end that just takes the film ultimately nowhere.

First, the obvious, WINDS!

Second, it’s clear HBO will continue to make Game of Thrones content for many years to come. While I would love for George to write it and HBO to eventually adapt it, I’m confident we’ll get it in one form or another someday.

The interconnected universe is here to stay.

This is a little bit of an odd decision.

I’m guessing this is coming off of the success of X-Men '97. Spider-Man appeared on that series in the past, so they can do a little crossover with that series.

However we’ve also got “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” coming out soon, which is set in yet another alternate universe. The original name of which was “Freshman Year” and I thought already preparing for a “Sophomore Year” season. (Which to me implies a planned 4 season minimum.)

Both of these shows follow Peter Parker, which leaves an obvious gap for Miles Morales or other Spider-people.

However I wouldn’t want to step on the toes of the Spider-verse films, for which we already have Spider-Man Noir in planning and plenty of Spider-Gwen rumors.

I like Spider-Man, but that’s a lot of spider stories.

So The Penguin is great, but this article is a lot of fluff and really just pointing out how stupid Warner Bros. Discovery is.

The strongest sign that The Penguin, the TV spinoff of 2022’s The Batman, would be a good show was when it was announced that the series would switch from Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service Max to become an HBO original series.

The decision was likely a combination of the generally confusing identity of Max to the public consumer and the desire to hitch The Penguin onto a brand name that has historically stood for being the peak of premium TV and that launched the Golden Age of modern television: HBO.

“Max” was a stupid branding decision. HBO is the long-standing name associated with quality. The show is high quality unrelated to the deck chairs the higher ups rearrange.

If “HBO” means quality, then what does “Max” mean?