Raithe

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/3528049-boebert-jesus-didnt-have-enough-ar-15s-to-keep-his-government-from-killing-him/

"Tell me you're desperate for clicks without telling me you're desperate for clicks...."

They did do similar to that a few times for Young Indiana Jones. Started with Harrison Ford's Indy in a situation, and have some reason for him to start talking about something only to have it fade to Sean Patrick Flanery's young Indy then have a couple of back and forths.

"Space Marine physiology and equipment provides them with no countermeasures beyond that of a normal person for a steep incline of loose gravel. All these complex traps to defend the palace and all Dorn had to do was dig a steep trench around the outside wall and cover it in frictionless goo, watch Perturabos little siegemasters get baffled by the defensive equivalent of a slip n slide."

https://www.vox.com/recode/23170900/leaked-amazon-memo-warehouses-hiring-shortage

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/us-drone-sale-ukraine-hits-snag-sources-2022-06-17/

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/isolated-greenland-polar-bear-population-adapts-climate-change-2022-06-16/

Been watching Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story, and it's weirdly interesting and quite disturbing. The people who worked around him being interviewed with that slightly lost and broken expression as they say variants of "But I'd never seen anyone who spent so much time doing so much good."

I'm thinking subtlety with audiences these days is being shown as a potential issue. Just look at the outrage Kenobi received because nobody wanted to wait 4 episodes for character / plot reveals. Or maybe that's linked to tv shows where multiple episodes drop at once compared to stories that drop one episode a week?