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Not legally. The 2006 special edition DVDs included the original laserdisc versions, but they transferred over to DVD badly, a lot of artifacting and glitching, plus they weren't in widescreen format, so you wouldn't want to watch those anyway.

Supposedly the new series being worked on is set a number of years after the TNG/DS9/Voy era so who know. Though was was just reminded of the transporter accident on DS9 that had Sisko and a bunch of others get put in the holosuite system to prevent pattern degradation.

Says the guy that spent 80 years inside a pattern buffer.

Someone I follow on twitter asked what order she should watch the Star Wars films in. Pretty much every response was "Machete order, 4,5,2,3,6 skip 1 entirely". Someone also added that she should get the theatrical releases of 4-6 as well. All I could think about was the Duel of the Discs storyline.

Don't forget the transporter accident that caused Picard, Guinan, Keiko and Ro to become children.

Yeah there was that episode where it shows Barclay going through the transport process and he's fully aware of the whole thing. Plus the fact that there were other entities inside the matter stream with him that he could physically interact with. Definitely makes the whole "copy/destroy" bit defunct.

Today's Girl Genius. Damn, Tedd would be so jelly! Huh.. you know, even though it's steampunky, the way the helmet looks, almost looks like Tedd's original hairstyle. Interesting.

I just looked up Tedd on google and apparently many people do spell their name Tedd instead of Ted, so I don't see why there should be a joke about it.

There is the documentary "Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters" that was released in 2011. If people want to seriously make a proper tetris movie, it should probably revolve around the e-sports scene, maybe follow a person (or people) trying to become a world champion, and either it'd be a documentary like the one I linked, or something goofy.

In my most recent playthrough of Borderlands 2, I found myself using the Slagga SMG, a Gentlemen's Volcano (+120% crit dmg sniper) and a Conference Call shotgun, the 4th slot switched around a lot.

Actually, if you want to get technical Man has been fitting blocks together for millennia.

Likely in the case of the comic, the author just typoed which is an honest mistake. In terms of "it's not 'Ted', it's 'Tedd'", something like that would only work if he'd seen his name written like that on something for him. Reacting as such to it being spoken would be 4th wall breaking as there's no difference in how you'd say Ted vs Tedd, same with Sara vs Sarah, it just doesn't work unless you're intentionally breaking the 4th wall. We have seen an instance where Ellen had to correct someone on the pronunciation of Sciuridae because if was spoken wrong, Skur-a-dee vs Skwur-uh-day, so that works.

That's an interesting thought. Another possibility is that it might be possible for someone to "ascend" if they are able to meet certain prerequisites like magic power, mental capacity, maybe there's a very, very, VERY rare spell that can be gained. Maybe another Immortal or multiple Immortals can grant a person proper Immortality.

That really depends whether it's an actual enchantment and not a spell that changes the default form And whether or not Adrian has any spells that forces a reset of a person's default form.

It easier to believe Fallout's loot mechanic than it is, say, Borderlands' loot mechanic.

Yeah the Arthur vs Sirleck thing looks to be a non patreon issue but it's not the first time he's seen people saying something and gone "I really should address this.", there was the Question Mark intermission. Tensaided/Spidervamp sketchbook, and the numerous extra comics where he needed to clarify what a character meant or make a correction based on new info (Ellen's statement of having no body hair being corrected to having very fine arm hair stuff). Arthur vs Sirleck doesn't have to be a patreon question, but as Dan said, it was an old issue that resurfaced when Sirleck reappeared in the last story and he feels obligated to address it, he could have used other means, heck that twitter post with the two characters side by side should been enough, but chances are not everyone would have seen it so instead of plastering it all over social media and stuff, the fact that there's a Q&A conveniently being worked on he might as well use that.

"So there I was, exploring the wastes when I came upon a radroach nest. I tried to be extra quiet to not disturb them as I passed by, but stepping on a bloodbug corpse ruined that plan, that's when the Deathclaw appeared. the Deathclaw took one swipe and knocked the shotgun that I had just modded to fire explosive rounds, right out of my hands and into the radroach nest. I managed to finish off the Deathclaw by kiting it around with my rifle, but by the time I got back to retrieve the shotgun, the largest of the radroached was just finishing swallowing the thing whole. When it burped, it fired off a round that exploded nearby causing shrapnel to hit me in the leg, there was no way I was going to get that gun back, my scavenging days were over because of that radroach." You know what's funny, I'm currently watching someone play FO4 and they just came upon a room (not in the vault) that had a number of radroaches, one of which was Legendary, it dropped a Quickdraw Submachine Gun though but I wouldn't be surprised if this was the area that Grace got the shotgun.

Yeah the vault suit suggests FO4 as well, would be funny if the shotgun dropped at the start of the game as you were leaving the vault.

Now if Tedd had the glove on it'd be perfect.

I was just going to say, that not Arthur. Dan says so in the commentary that the host is as yet unnamed. There's also this: So yeah, this is another Tensaided/Spidervamp moment.

He's mentioned the Q&A a couple times in the last few comic pages, though he didn't actually say how he was getting questions there and I can't remember if he mentioned patron only questions on twitter either. I do know he mentioned that he's doing patron only this time around because in the past he would get an "avalanche of questions that's difficult to sort through" which makes sense considering he's been struggling lately with the pinups, sketchbooks and writer's block getting in the way (not the NP character). So I can understand if he'd want to tone things down a bit somewhere.

Magic exists in EGS so I would think that much of what fantasy fiction writers create could be made possible by a sufficiently powerful enough Immortal. We've only has a small taste of what's on the other side of the world. The fact that there are griffons and magic users seem to be much more public over there. Pandora, basically wants that on this half of the world.

Considering they'll be attacking Adrian, he'll be taking action out of self defense first, would there be any moral obligation if he learned there were more vampires in Moperville after that? If he feels he's being targeted, he'll likely do anything in his power to prevent them from succeeding. hmm...I wonder though, would he assume this is another lesson from Pandora? How would he react to that?

To use Diablo 3's leveling system, she'd be level 60 with a paragon level of 500.

There's been many instances that Pandora has shown that she's kept up with pop culture, when she was talking to Sarah about her spell, she describes Sarah as "a D rank talent with an S rank spell", a ranking system found in numerous video games. It makes sense actually, in terms of guiding, it would be easier for an Immortal to speak in terms that are easily understood. It would make it harder for a person to detect whether the Immortal is leading them on about something, would you take an Immortal seriously if they spoke as if they were from the 1850's, or spoke like everyone else in the present? As for whether Adrian knows that Pandora is the creepy girl or not, we could probably assume from his flashback talking to Noah about the pendant Dex had that he does know of Pandora's child form. I would think that he'd have seen her child form many times during his life. Even though it had been 14 years since he'd last spoken to Pandora, it's possible they had more frequent visits before then.