What you do with this information is none of my business

Oh, sorry HAL, didn't know you owned every time this human being sheds tears! My mistake. Make sure you bring your piggy bank to the next funeral she attends, I've got a feeling she's holding out on your intellectual property there

"But it isn't TECHNICALLY--" Dude, using the term "second cousin once removed" in conversation in this house is grounds for busting your balls for the next fifteen years. Don't be a dork

"This AI actor can pronounce sentences but details like believably delivering those sentences in ways that create the illusion that this fictional character is a living, growing human being that exists aren't there yet" is a very long way of saying "it can't act"

We started planning a little more than two years ago. It's had our sole focus for a full year now. We have about half the season written and a third of it recorded and designed. We are readier than ever. And I'm rebounding constantly between wild excitement and feeling like I'm gonna puke

I am trying not to flatten people like this empathetically because in part I think my JOB is to understand how people tick, but this genuinely stumps me. Does loneliness really extend for these people from a sense that they haven't talked about themselves enough lately? That's... Unspeakably grim.

This is all set now -- we may replace it in the future once we've had time to research and vet another organization, but the text is deleted. (You may need to redownload the episode for the description to change.)

Thank you again, Froggy, and thanks for how you brought this to us!

Yes, this definitely rings different with what we know now! Give me a day to bring it to the team so we can find something to replace it with. Thanks for the heads up.

He doesn't seem all that worried about just saying that directly ad nauseum, which makes the thought of him sitting there screwing up his weird little face trying to come up with something scary and it's just some dude again extremely funny

I don't need the monster to be describable itself, really. But if that's the case you better give me a concrete description of something I can latch onto (the mental/physical sensation of seeing the thing, setting, sound, etc) that makes me feel what you're going for. That's called "mood", bud