@TedClaxton94@_PigginTeaBreak I think that's achievable with nicknames too. War Doctor, Fugitive Doctor, (not an incarnation, I know, but Meta-Crisis Doctor) makes each version easily identifiable. If they're clever enough, the show could come up with them themselves or just let them happen naturally via fans
@Mandevil23 They are easily the best things about his costume and were very necessary in proving that modern Batman suits are allowed to shake things up a little bit.
@revancedapp YouTube Revanced takes longer to load a video, gives me terrible quality (while telling me I have high quality) and the option on the player to change the quality is greyed out. Confused.
@westerosies I was a blubbering mess. It came so out of nowhere and hit me like a stampeding horse. One of my favourite endings to a season of television ever.
@bylermaster@dicktective Good show. I have absolutely no idea what anyone is talking about whenever they're not at home or in a bar but it's testament to how good it is that I can enjoy it anyway.
@LubaYuna@trevspengIer She'll make new loved ones. That's the point of moving on. We leave people behind, and it's very sad, but we don't stay alone forever. Your best friend, love of your life, co-parent of your children etc. might be people you haven't even met yet. She's now free to find that family
@cherry_red1224 @milvnlvr But that's exactly what Hopper's speech to her was about. The life after Hawkins. Yes, it's sad that she has to leave her friends and family behind, but she now (for the first time ever) has the freedom to actually make a life for herself, not be handed one by anyone else.
@STS52025 @HallumsMaddox @milvnlvr Hopper's conversation with Mike explains that. They have two paths, one where they wallow forever and one where they accept it and move it. Yes, they will be sad, they will miss each other, but they will still move on. Same as El. She has a whole new life ahead of her.