Faerie Tanith

I'm rewatching the entirety of Desperate Housewives for the first time in years. I don't care what anybody says, it's television at its finest.

Awful news. Helen McCrory has passed away aged only 52.

I watched Felony (the 1994 version). A lot happens to Jeffrey Combs in the span of 93 minutes.

Under Suspicion. Been a LONG time since a movie ending has disappointed me so much.

Yeah I mean that's essentially what happened last time the UK eased restrictions. Few weeks of people acting like covid had magically disappeared overnight and then a huge spike in cases, and another lockdown. I'm not in any hurry to catch covid again so I'd rather err on the side of caution before I start planning for any cons.

Silly as it may possibly sound, I don't think I'd want to go ahead with a con if all guests and attendees still needed to wear face masks and couldn't be in close proximity/touch each other in any way. I know that handshakes, hugs etc are nothing more than a bonus from very kind guests but having to stand at arm's length away from someone for a conversation or photo with them would feel very awkward and impersonal, and in my opinion really ruins a lot of the experience.

A lot can happen between now and July, so I'm really not getting my hopes up just this second.

Right. Better to hold off until there's more confirmation and, y'know, actual proof that we no longer run the risk of all dying.

Jeffrey Combs

Guess that means they did a good job. I heard the cast and crew were often tempted to shop while on set, but all the product boxes were obviously empty.

You've been to a Walmart?

Zach McGowan

I watched Re-Animator for the first time last week. Enjoyed it very much.

As much as I miss cons, I really don't see this happening any time soon. As stated above what kind of fun would it be meeting guests but not actually being able to properly approach them for photographs or autographs and having to stay behind a screen? Then there's the issue of overcrowded venues. That's part of the charm of comic con, the packed lines and halls are all part of the experience, but there's no way to properly social distance unless the number of people allowed in is seriously limited, which would end up not being profitable surely.

Just started watching Superstore. Had no idea it's actually been running since 2016, I'd never heard of it before it popped up on Netflix recently so I assumed it was pretty new. Amusing stuff.