To add to the rest of the comments. It also depends on how far from a city you are. Most of the high school depictions on tv are based on smaller suburbana and rural high schools where there is a better chance to know people. When you go to a school that has 3,000 kids, it’s a bit harder for all of that to happen. Especially if you rush to class and have no time to hang out in between periods. My high school had bullies, but it did not have a real jock or cheerleader crowd.

I think he can pull it off.

Oh so lucky. I bought two refurbished SEs snd had to send them back. I gave up. Hold onto it!

My iPhone SE is at 68% battery life and 6yrs old. This may the closest we get to a smaller phone. I will likely wait until next year and hopefully buy the version 1 cheaper.

Already going for around $800 on ebay.

Yeah, Push was his first one I saw him after Johnny Storm, then he had Scott Pilgrim and Snow Piercer. So he had a good few cult classics.

I haven’t watched it in a really long time, but it stuck with me when it came out. I’m a sucker for creative names for existing concepts. It was the first time I had head of “pushing” a psychic term.

I feel like the style is caught in limbo trying to please too many crowds and feels like it’s lacking a bit of identity. I may think otherwise when playing it later.

WandaVision: She creates a new reality around herself.

Fringe: One of the main plot points are psychics controlling reality.

Push: A movie about a psychic people that can push thoughts into other people’s heads.

Legion: Mind bendy reality show where the main character can control reality.

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More and more shows are shooting back to back seasons ahead of even knowing how well they do. Witcher recently filmed back to back without even knowing if the new Hemsworth would be well received. I think it’s more of s gambit to make sure people come back. Percy Jackson also filmed back to back I believe. The longer breaks in seasons cause viewership to drop and does to instill confidence in the IP.

Another short lived trick was having a second smaller show to fill in the gaps between releases. Gen V for The Boys and Dexter Original Sin were meant to keep momentum going. Even though those two shows had decent ratings they were both cancelled and resources moved elsewhere. Outside of Game of Thrones with House of the Dragon and The Knight of the Seven kingdoms, I can’t think of another IP doing this.

They filmed back to back to get it done. It’s honestly what more shows should try to do to avoid getting cancelled. It as also likely a stipulation Rebecca Fergusson had. She was hesitant to join and devote 4 yrs of her life to the show.

They definitely pulled a Psycho Janet Leigh move. My wife also forgot that there was a Sherif before Nichols.

Forever trying to square away the money in the cash registers.

I think for people who will binge watch this later it will be amazing.

Hopefully this season can keep momentum. I really think this story could have been told in 2-3 seasons. My wife completely forgot Rashida Jones was in this. There’s a lot of plot lines added to slow down the overall story.

I’ve never understood the purpose of these sheets. Was this supposed to be convenient in anyway other than collecting? Are these pre-scored? If not what happens if you cut these are the wrong dimensions?

People have mentioned a few ways, but you can’t really stop it. They can change it enough to claim it was someone else’s idea. It’s also why you used to see similar movies of the same concept coming out around the same time. An idea people deemed good floated around and studios would race to be the first ones out.

I hope so, but the overdrive system seems like a rehash of the overdrive system in ZX? I’ve only seen this trailer, so I could be wrong.

Really curious if they’ve managed to bring anything new to the table. There’s been so many attempts by other companies in the last decade to make their own versions.