Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am thrilled to announce we are returning to the adapted tabletop adventures of Vox Machina, that unruly band of heroes tasked with saving Tal’Dorei from the draconic Chroma Concave. Their escapades have proven both entertaining stories in their own right, and also persistent vehicles …
The first rule of Dandadan, I think, is don’t expect it to make sense. Okarun will try and explain it but in truth, things just happen for entertainment value. Fortunately, when the series is clicking that entertainment value is off the charts. That feeds into the second rule, which is to just sit back and …
The great mystery of “Kyoto Douran” remains the question of its length. I’m trying to wrap my head around the idea that they might try to do the whole Kyoto arc in 23 episodes, because absent any confirmation to the contrary that option remains on the table. I mean, it just doesn’t seem possible – …
Welcome all, to book 2 of my Horus Heresy book club, False Gods by Graham McNeill! Where our previous book setup the 31st Millennium, the Empire, and Horus Lupercal himself, this one takes us through the fall itself, how and why it happens, and the beginnings of what comes next. Overall, False God’s felt like …
Orb: On the Movements of the Earth Short Synopsis: A gifted orphan with a knack for astronomy comes into contact with a heliocentric heretic. Wooper: Orb: On the Movements of the Earth has yet another of this season’s dual episode premieres, and the first of those two episodes is slow enough that you really ought …
Just left that mess, huh? Completely forgot this existed. Internalized it as a Friday show for some reason. Impressions: Not an improvement on the first episode. How many more times is the dude going to run away, and two seconds later, regret running away and change his mind? Because that’s all he did last …
