The last ten minutes of this episode have exactly the level of punchy intercutting and blurring diagesis as a means of emotional storytelling that I thrive on... and *never* thought I'd see in anything even remotely related to Star Wars. Peak is back, it's so back.

Repost of the Theropod lineup, because the likeness on the Herrerasaurus in the previous version was really rushed and looked off. Hey everyone, like and share this version instead, there is and never was another post, that's actually a conspiracy floated by BigDinoTM.

An ID chart, for the curious 🤔

Is the new season of Doctor Who actually as good as people are saying, or is it another classic case of fandom exaggeration and denial?

Waiting for the next act is killing me, so I've decided to spend the weekend rewatching Andor from the very start. And damn, this show is a miracle.

Andor is bumping up against my personal "just because a piece of media makes you feel bad doesn't mean it is bad" threshold this week. I still think the show is fantastic, but this is the first time I've felt conflicted about a plot point in a way that kinda took me out of it.