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The gif is from about 2:29 on the E3 video. The Final Fantasy series has a lot of Science Fantasy in their stories; a big part of FFVII was set in a giant town with a lot of high tech (powered by magical doozits).

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Maybe the three IS the subtitle. Baldur's Gate: 3 Oooo, enigmatic!

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Seems to me looking into the full quote of what Mr. Rose was discussing, he was already somewhat disappointed that he was asked to reprise the role only for Ackbar's scenes to get whittled down to him being blown out of the ship and nothing else. That they then asked him to come up front and be - to his feelings - the butt of a joke was just adding fuel to the fire.

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So the Illithids seem to have performed a mass ceremorphosis in Baldur's Gate? I guess you could make the argument that they're keeping the idea of having the story be about family issues (Bhaal-Bhaalspawn; Illithid-Illithid kids) as the connective tissue of the stories.

Icewind Dale 3 then?

My understanding is that is the case, and as I understand it Koenig's dad had trouble with "V"'s and "W"'s since IIRC Russian doesn't have a distinct v sound. This translated for Chekov as always swapping a W for a V which, IIRC, is what Yelchin thought was a weird choice. Found the interview: https://www.ign.com/articles/2008/01/28/young-chekov-talks-trek

I seem to recall an interview with Yelchin where he said he intentionally did things with his accent that wasn't quite right because there were expectations about how Chekov should sound based on his previous portrayal.

I was somewhat surprised seeing critics criticizing GKOTM while claiming the human story was good in the 2014 Godzilla film since I thought it was rather pointless and the movie never really made me care about the human characters. PS: why do the giant monsters in old Gamera films always look vaguely bored?

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There is mention that the events are consecutive with specific completion and rest times, but what those time intervals are does not appear to be listed on their website that I can see.

Air Force Academy entry requirements: Exercise Max. Goal Max. Goal Men Women Basketball Throw 102′ 69′ 66′ 42′ Pull-Ups (men/women) 18 12 7 2 Flexed Arm Hang (women) 63 sec 31 sec Shuttle Run 7.8 sec 8.1 sec 8.6 sec 9.4 sec Modified Sit-Ups (crunches) 95 81 95 78 Push-Ups 75 62 50 41 One Mile Run 5:20 6:29 6:00 7:3 Air Force Academy AFT and PFT (taken each semester): Physical Fitness Test: Event Men Women Mean Max Mean Max Pull-Ups 12 21 3 8 Long Jump 7’7″ 8’0″ 6’3″ 7’2″ Crunches 71 95 71 95 Push-Ups 48 72 29 48 600-Yard Run 1:53 1:35 2:12 1:53 Aerobic Fitness Test (AFT) Event Men Women Mean Max Mean Max 1.5-Mile Run 11:15 7:45 13:31 8:55 What I can find on West Points site is only the entry requirements which are slightly lower than the Air Force Academy, but I can't find their ongoing requirements.

Why is it illogical? Did the people making the decision not know Jon really wanted to be free to roam the north and not be a ruler in a city? (I don't watch GOT, probably will never watch it, so I don't know the answer. The way it was described to me was it was a reward for him that also cleanly tied up the succession of rule to the people who did want to rule).

Personally I didn't like the end of Seinfeld, but I also didn't like the last few seasons of Seinfeld, so at least it was consistent!

I did like TNG final episode. And the Psych one. Best ending for a series for me has to go to Newhart though.