It’s hard to describe how well this episode works as an adaptation, and how much the show is benefiting from Robert Jordan’s completed work. As someone who started reading The Wheel of Time when I was seventeen, I found the amount of foreshadowing in this episode utterly delightful.

A joke Mario Kart tweet was made from the perspective of the city planner who designed the treacherous Rainbow Road. The tweet apologizes for the chaos.

This push by ALEC is so messy even before its foul intentions to slow the already-almost-too-late climate action, but even in its an idea. Forcing banks and private companies to work with fossil fuel giants as they diversify their portfolio and move away from fossil fuels is ludicrous.

Films like West Side Story are why we go to the movies in the first place.

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade doesn't understand why the person suspected of setting fire to the network's "All-American Christmas Tree" this week can't be charged with committing a hate crime.

The New York Times had a piece about a couple who'd gotten married in the "Metaverse" as if it were brand new, but gamers have been doing it for decades.

It's a clever choice to have the plot take a backseat to Clint and Kate's growing friendship/partnership, and it's something these Disney+ series do exceedingly well.

While some are the start of a series or are a part of the fabric of an extended universe, all of these graphic novels feature a complete story in one book.

Bojack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg tweeted criticism of Netflix's handling of Dave Chapelle's recent standup special, and backed it up with a fundraiser for Trans Lifeline and a never-before-seen bit cut from his show.

Don't Look Up hits Netflix on December 24th but is in select theaters on December 10th.