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Entertainment: State of
Oct. 7th, 2021 05:38 pmHello, today I'm going to update you on the media I am consuming.
Star Trek: Lower Decks
- Yuletide fandom I want to interact with. Also I saw a d/s fic with Boimler and Mariner but for some reason Boimler was the dom and not the sub explaining the instructions in detail to Mariner with a history lesson on famous Star Trek subs while she got distracted with the crop and somehow the warp core gets ejected? No offense to the original fic, this is just where my mind went. So obviously I need to catch up on All The Canon for my own purposes.
The Hardy Boys: The Tower Mystery
- I have been trying to read this for two months. So far Chet, a plump boy always to be found with an apple in his hand, has had his jalopy stolen. I am also delighted by the cultural mores of the time where you could routinely date someone but also other people and not be in a committed relationship after a single conversation like my own youth. This explains a lot about Archie.
Witchfinder, Lobster Johnson, Sledgehammer 44, etc, etc.
- Filling in the Hellboy holes since I'm requesting it for Yuletide. A lot of spinoffs accumulated on me but there was a very well-timed sale on comixology for this month. I'm going to have to go back and reread some old BPRD and Hellboy now that I have further context for characters/plot points like The Black Flame.
Midsomer Murders
- I am never not watching Midsomer. I have so much I could be reading or watching and I'm like 'eh, I can't decide. Midsomer again'
Wizards: Tales of Arcadia
- I WILL learn how to say the protagonist's name.
City of Heroes
- It's back, in pog form. I'm on the Homecoming server. I'm having fun.
Ace Attorney: Apollo Justice
- It's so weird seeing Phoenix from the outside. Apollo's alright. I like him. I wanna know Klavier's deal. I just finished the second case.
Darkside Detective: A Fumble In The Dark
- This is amusing. I enjoy this. I like point and click mysteries.
Return of the Obra Dinn
- Well it turns out first person POV makes me extremely motion sick but in-between having to lie down and recover between sessions, I've found this to be a pretty compelling game.
Star Trek: Lower Decks
- Yuletide fandom I want to interact with. Also I saw a d/s fic with Boimler and Mariner but for some reason Boimler was the dom and not the sub explaining the instructions in detail to Mariner with a history lesson on famous Star Trek subs while she got distracted with the crop and somehow the warp core gets ejected? No offense to the original fic, this is just where my mind went. So obviously I need to catch up on All The Canon for my own purposes.
The Hardy Boys: The Tower Mystery
- I have been trying to read this for two months. So far Chet, a plump boy always to be found with an apple in his hand, has had his jalopy stolen. I am also delighted by the cultural mores of the time where you could routinely date someone but also other people and not be in a committed relationship after a single conversation like my own youth. This explains a lot about Archie.
Witchfinder, Lobster Johnson, Sledgehammer 44, etc, etc.
- Filling in the Hellboy holes since I'm requesting it for Yuletide. A lot of spinoffs accumulated on me but there was a very well-timed sale on comixology for this month. I'm going to have to go back and reread some old BPRD and Hellboy now that I have further context for characters/plot points like The Black Flame.
Midsomer Murders
- I am never not watching Midsomer. I have so much I could be reading or watching and I'm like 'eh, I can't decide. Midsomer again'
Wizards: Tales of Arcadia
- I WILL learn how to say the protagonist's name.
City of Heroes
- It's back, in pog form. I'm on the Homecoming server. I'm having fun.
Ace Attorney: Apollo Justice
- It's so weird seeing Phoenix from the outside. Apollo's alright. I like him. I wanna know Klavier's deal. I just finished the second case.
Darkside Detective: A Fumble In The Dark
- This is amusing. I enjoy this. I like point and click mysteries.
Return of the Obra Dinn
- Well it turns out first person POV makes me extremely motion sick but in-between having to lie down and recover between sessions, I've found this to be a pretty compelling game.