The Mandalorian season three opener was so bad. The show has zero depth and I can't explain why it's become such a phenomenon.

Why do you need to compare the two? They're two very different shows with some cartel crossover; you can like each for its own merit without needing to crown one a winner.

No, disco wasn't considered. George Lucas cut the film to existing classical music before hiring John Williams at the suggestion of Steven Spielberg.

>unobtanium

That's still very much a real term used by real scientists and researchers.

McFly, you bojo, hoverboards don't work on water! ... Unless you got power!

All you need now is the Statue of Liberty poking out from the ground and you're set.

Oddly, it's the banality of the French colonies and society that really interests me - the idea of people in the 18th century being our contemporaries is always fascinating. Reading about how integrated Saint Dominigue (and parts of France) were was really interesting because it reshaped my understanding of the period. The visuals alone are great - romping around early Haiti, the spice, sugar and coffee trade ships on the sea, French court and the balls of Saint Dominigue ... I can't wait.

The Black Count is so damned good and it's ripe for adaptation, so here's hoping!

Tubi is terrific! Great catalogue and the best selection of old classics, serials, B movies, weird tv specials and documentaries and it's free. Even if you don't like 90% of what's on offer, it's still free - and the ads aren't obnoxious, surprisingly.