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The thing I got right in VisionQuest: the fourth key was a face. And that face turned out to be the key to the thing I got wrong, because what's behind that lock isn't a body at all. Then Vision hands Ultron a hat for the road. So who's the father in this father and son story?
The full review: youtu.be/V8tnrCzV-JQ · Read it on Know-It-All Nation: knowitallnation.com/reviews/…
Premiere week I said VisionQuest was not a show about AI. Deadlock made me eat that line. Terry Matalas told us it was about parents and children, and that we're the parents of AI, and I wasn't listening. Did you call it before I did?
The full review: youtu.be/V8tnrCzV-JQ · Read it on Know-It-All Nation: knowitallnation.com/reviews/…
Premiere week I said VisionQuest wasn't a show about AI. Episodes 5 and 6 proved me wrong, and paid off the theory I got right in the same two episodes. My review: youtu.be/V8tnrCzV-JQ Did you call it?
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Yup! 10/10 from @MrKnowItAll on last night’s 2 Visionquest episodes
Couldn’t agree more. They were so good
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Because you’re Mr. Know-It-All, Man!
I assume you’re talking about VisionQuest, I’m not watching it - but couldn’t pass up on the opportunity.
Dune: Part Three and Avengers: Doomsday open the same day, Dec. 18. Villeneuve's final Dune against the first Avengers movie since Endgame. Which ticket are you buying first?
In Avengers #171, the Bride of Ultron turned on him mid-fight because of the woman's mind inside her. VisionQuest built its Jocasta out of exactly that flaw before Ultron ever met her. Does the show know what it is holding?
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Hope is never lost. There are always possibilities and he will always be with us. Thank you for everything Walter Koenig.
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Working with Eric Bauza was such a tremendous joy. He was always so kind and open hearted, even before he became the voice of our childhood.
Even back in the Six Point Harness days.
A dazzling light in every room.
I’m so glad I got to know him. I will miss him terribly.
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Rest easy, Eric Bauza. Following Mel Blanc is the hardest job in cartoons, and for a new generation he made Bugs and Daffy sound like Bugs and Daffy. Gone at 46. Way too soon.
