Ah weird it showed up for me. (Though it did get a bit confused, maybe because iplayer doesn’t have s2?)

Not 100% sure if it’s what you’re asking for - but JustWatch does the trick for me?

My theory is that it’s the only mainstream franchise where there is No Point in waiting for it to hit streaming. It’s just a theme park ride for the cinema, so people actually go out.

(Also was chatting to a friend who is a lecturer yesterday, and he’s pretty positive about the bunch of students he has right now)

I had the same reaction - but it’s been calming seeing the responses from other academics who either don’t recognise the behaviour described at all, or did see it as behaviour from a specific pandemic cohort, that is now much improved in the new batch of students.

connery gives this nonsense so much more gravitas than it deserves. Though the scene where he meets with the previous defence lawyer does feel like it’s been beamed in from a much better film.

And I feel like npc feeling is amplified by the fact that supporting plots was *so much easier* than initiating them. If you start a story, you’re rolling the dice on whether anyone will bite. If you support what someone else is doing, then the plot is necessarily gathering steam!

(not a paper that we published, thankfully)

Fond memories of my grandfather, in his months-long looney tunes-style battle to stop the squirrels from getting at the birdseed.

He’d grease the pole! They’d develop greased-pole-climbing skills!

I think it’s Terribly Unfair that a person got to write a Lord Byron episode of Doctor Who, and that person wasn’t me.

If I do one of these again*, I’m absolutely going to start with some character art, even if it’s just a stock image or an ms paint doodle.

*hopefully we’ll see loads of these springing up…

Everything I hear about this book makes it sound like it’s doubling down on everything frustrating about her previous Big Heavily Marketed Fantasy Book, which I already thought was as frustrating as it‘s possible for a book to be.

Yeah, it was nice when Bratva got more spaces for rp. I don’t remember if it was still like this when you joined, but when I first joined Bratva, the channels were 90% semi-ooc wargame chat

I’ve got “what if I did an OSR folk-horror thing about Edwardian folk song collectors” rattling around in my head

It’s so much fun. I read it during Covid so I 1) had plenty of time for a ludicrously long novel, and 2) empathised hard with Being Sad About Being Trapped Indoors For Ages

Haha, Whitney Flick learns that it is possible for someone to be friendly and also evil.

I did consider joining the union in the first few days, just so I had a source of credits. I’m glad I didn’t - union politics was clearly fun for a lot of people but I’d have found it frustrating I think.

“Every violence is an intelligence failure“ is cool as hell