@Techrev_9999@MrJoshua_haulin@rell_Logic@Wendy1u17@grok I didn't have a VCR until mid 80s. Movie rentals started around the same time. And discounted (99 cent) rentals weren't really a thing until late 80s. So Im thinking Grok is about right
@itsmoeduh I'd say about 70% of his books are connected to the Dark Tower series. Either they are events that happen before, like IT, or they happen concurrent to the series but on another dimensional plane, like The Stand.
@AeonEclipse50@neosouldude@STORMIMFMAYA Nah. Been following her for years. She used to show plenty of nipples, but scaled that back once she got pregnant. This is the first time I can recall seeing her cat.
@ThurberMingu@currentiyke But the lead died in the first book. This series wouldn't make it if they had a different lead each season. Plus they had to over-emphasize their differences from Fallout. The similarities between Vaults and the Silos are glaringly obvious when u pay attention.
@Hoodie_Milly @iHad2GoGetit Well said. They obsess over sexual infidelity but not any of the myriad of other ways one could 'cheat'. No one would say "if she won't cook then leave".
@DUKE_content@FINALLEVEL 1. A felon did... he was felon 1st. President elect the. President after.
2. A dad allowed his son to go thru the entire legal system(indictment, trial, sentencing), THEN pardoned his son...only his son. The rest of the family has not and will not be implicated in anything.
@cliftonduncan People have extremely short term memory. I recall 'true' Trekkies hating this show. In part, BECAUSE the lead was a black man. There were issue with it being stationary not exploratory. The backlash is what allowed Babylon5 to flourish and prompt ST:V to air only 2 yrs later.