Among the five movies in which Pedro Pascal appeared this year, "Eddington" remains the only one I haven't seen, because it seemed to have the most unpleasant premise.

#TheAcolyte, #SkeletonCrew, and the animated series don't have disc releases yet either.

Interestingly, my feed placed this post below one about the unearthing of a lost Garfield VHS.

I didn't wait until " #Wicked Part I"'s official home media release to review it because I felt I had to blog *something* in 2024, but I hit even worse roadblocks with my other drafts.

I can imagine Pascal praising "Andor" again while promoting #Behemoth, though Lucasfilm would probably try to stop him from criticizing #TheMandalorian's least popular appearances.

They tried to divide the American people, but Asian, Muslim, and other candidates of color came out on top. It’s a reminder that our democracy is strongest when it reflects the diversity of our nation.

I learned about the cartoon when Ming-Na Wen announced her casting, but I never watched it myself.

This cover also aged badly for me because of Cassian Andor squeezing close to the right edge instead of standing proudly in the center; a visual reminder of how nobody felt excited for #Andor until after it turned out some of Disney+'s greatest fiction.

To me, the advertisers are taking an uncomfortably long time to confirm that Pedro Pascal put the armor back on for the movie; since S3 only had him don it for magazine cover shoots, currently I have trouble trusting the one publicity still of him unmasked on the movie set.

The Day the Earth Blew Up?

The year that WB released #TheLegoMovie?

Meanwhile I still can't use the app on my Switch 2, over three months after purchasing the console.

Even non-fans, judging by how may Blu-ray.com forum members I see post (paraphrased), "This wasn't my favorite show, but I need to fill the gap in between #TheMandalorian S2 & S3!"