Decent performances all around, but still the usual received series problems of the story being rushed through and painfully underdeveloped characters (Pex Jr and the villain in particular were very 2D, and poor Sash 55 was almost comically formulaic).

Saying that I LOVED Belinda Chandra! I got some serious Barbara Wright vibes from her; she looks like she can can really stand up to the Doctor and be a character in her own right!

Looking forward to seeing where this series goes.

The Sega Mega CD and the 32x were genuinely great pieces of hardware…but nearly all the games were awful. I love the Mega CD in particular, and I say that as a Nintendo kid.

UK here, stuck with only Channel 4 showing it with the English dub and yikes…that was just awful. There were several times where I thought “That was the best take you had?” While not as unintentionally comical as the “Uzumaki” dub it still just took me right out of the experience. The original Japanese soundtrack has some genuine VA legends including Mamoru Miyano, Megumi Hayashibara, and Koichi Yamadera…while the English dub seems to be a bunch of bored teenagers cold reading the script.

Hopefully Channel 4 will eventually add the original Japanese track, but I don’t think they ever did for “Uzumaki”, or maybe Crunchyroll will get it eventually. I’d rather not have to sail the seven seas.

But for now I won’t be going back for episode 2.

Just to give an update on this now that it’s resolved.

I went to a local jewellers who are also a Tissot stockist and let them have a look over the watch and strap. They couldn’t see anything wrong with the watch or the lugs, nor the strap, so they recommended I get in touch with Tissot.

When I contacted Tissot about it they were very, VERY helpful. They instantly offered me a free like for like replacement on the strap I bought, though pointed out that I may continue to have the same problems with the new one.

Alternatively they offered to send me a replacement of the original strap that came with the watch, essentially for half price. The original strap has an alligator style finish and a butterfly clasp, neither of which I like, but they then offered me the alligator strap with a buckle for free…which I feel was a decent compromise.

Of course, in the time since I contacted Tissot about this the strap didn’t fall off once! The previous week it fell of my wrist three times!

I’ve received the replacement, non-quick release strap and have been wearing it for about a week now and have had no problems. I still preferred the plane black leather strap I originally bought, but it seems it just doesn’t play nice with this watch.

At the end of the day Tissot did right by me and I can rest assured that my watch will stay securely on my wrist!

When are they bringing back the frog?

It’s a shame Google seems to be doing away with the camera bar, I really liked it. A good bit of obvious brand identity, plus it meant that the phone didn’t wobble when placed flat on a table! What a concept! It’s already gone on the Fold 9 and now looks to be gone in upcoming phones. It’s still spans enough of the back on those cases that it might still eliminate phone wobble at least…but it makes the phone look more generic.

If buyers can handle whatever X Box’s naming convention is then I’m sure they can handle previous gaming console name plus one.

I hope this comes to Google’s foldables too. I rarely need more than the two apps I can currently split screen, but something like Open Canvas so would certainly add more flexibility.

I saw it was based on Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson stuff and decided to pass.

Metroid Prime 2 is the only main Metroid game I’ve still not completed. The whole light/dark mechanic was just so joyless and punishing. I’ll still be buying this and giving it another go; a few quality of life tweaks and this could be enjoyable.

That phrasing caught my eye too; no mention of Switch hardware being playable on the successor. I’m just being overly cautious for now but given how eager Sony and Microsoft seem to be to drop physical games we can’t assume cartridges will be supported just because they say that Switch software will be playable.

“It was a tough decision, because as a character, you see basically half the population loves him, and half the population has a different feeling of him. And we didn’t want to only cater to one side.”

So…you catered to only one side…the wrong one.

Why not just include a Froggy toggle?

In my head the Paul McGann TV Movie is called “The Millennium Clock.”

Better than the meaningless “The Enemy Within” title suggested by the producer.

Sorry, I missed this comment until now. Thanks for the tip, I’ll check Zen out.

The multi window feature I mentioned in Chrome is for foldable phones. Chrome allows you to open two separate instances and have them on either side of your screen; much like you can do on a desktop. I love the multi tasking aspect foldable phones allow, but very few apps allow you to have two instances of them running like that.

Firefox because it’s plugins make mobile browsing bareable. I have a folding phone so I wish that Firefox would hurry up and copy Chrome’s multi window feature, and then it would be the perfect browser for me.

I use Firefox on desktop too, but I’ve been experimenting with Arc the last few weeks to see what the fuss is about.

Every time I see Marko release a new song or feature in a new project I’m thankful that his retirement was short lived. It’s clear that after his break he’s managed to find joy in music again, and the world is all the richer for it. I’m hoping he’s got a new album in the works.

It’s live on my Pixel Fold. UK here.

Not really sure I see the point in the lens controls. Does it change the way the pictures are processed, or does it just remove the ability to “zoom” between the lenses?

Maybe the dots had grown to hate the inhabitants of Finetown so much that they just enjoyed watching them get eaten by slugs. I mean sure they could just headbutt them to death…but which is funnier?

After the end of the episode I can totally understand that point of view.

Dragging myself through Dune 7 and 8 by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson was one of the most miserable reading experiences of my life…so I think I’ll pass on a show based on one of their spin offs.

Nice finds! I’ve got a copy of the first CAV Jaws pressing, but haven’t added any more Discovision titles to my collection. They’re not easy to find here in the UK.