Screenrant exclusively using AI to write articles these days? No need to repeat the headline 5 times, each in a new paragraph, before explains the entire premise.

Supernatural WAS unique in that the only thing that mattered to most of us fans was the character interactions. The first 5 seasons are legendary, the next 10 were purely fan fiction where we just got more of those great character interactions until the side characters decided to move on.

They bailed on the books in the first episode, turning Perrin into a racist stereotype for the sake of muh representation. They jumped the shark at the very end of S1, to rejump the shark in S2e1. Everyone involved should be fired and banned from the industry for life.

It erases them from existence, burning away parts of their threads within the weave based upon the power involved. It’s not complex. It’s a threat to reality itself bc, you remove enough threads, the tapestry that is reality comes undone.

In The Last Battle, Egwene creates an inversion of balefire. Something that seemingly crystallizes the threads in place. There’s zero chance the show makes it that long, so it’s not a spoiler.

Ya, no. What was the price tag for your integrity? You have a ceo along side his family who actively seeks to screw everyone over, even their investors. They released one game in the last decade that wasn’t a buggy nightmare that runs like a brick flies and suddenly we should them?

with Shadows, they said they were going to be more historically accurate. That they were hiring people to make sure they were more culturally sensitive to the bristly Japanese society. Then they got caught hiring fiction writers to validate their historical accuracy and selling merch that reflects memorials from the nuclear bombs. They were using Chinese symbols and iconography during a period where the two were in constant conflict. Had THEY not set the expectations they didn’t ask for, there would be little to no backlash. All we did was take them at face value for their own words.

It leans perfectly into the character he typically plays, he’s great in that role, so I’d say yes. It’s less that he’s a great actor, though. I like him as a person and he’s great as a psychologically complex villain.