Longtime viewers might remember the Doctor and his companions visiting this place back in 1984, in an episode called ‘Resurrection of the Daleks’. That episode featured a heartfelt goodbye as Tegan, one of the Doctor’s regular companions, left the TARDIS.
When Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair hit theaters on December 5th, it received perfect scores from both critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Currently, the film has 10 reviews and over 100 verified ratings, but these scores may shift as more feedback comes in.
While Breaking Bad features thrilling action, its strongest episodes really focus on developing its characters. The show is widely celebrated for everything from powerful monologues to the touching and funny interactions between characters, and it remains a high-quality show even now. The acting and cinematography are particularly noteworthy.
NCIS: Origins threw some big challenges at Wheeler because of his hidden romance, but at least something positive resulted from all the drama.
DOGE dipped from $0.14 to $0.15, and these whales were like, “Oh, let’s buy more!” 🛒 Because, you know, what’s another 480 million tokens when you’re already sitting on billions? Meanwhile, the rest of us are here like, “Should I buy a coffee or save for retirement?” ☕💸
The question isn’t whether machines can perform qualitative analysis, but how a collaborative human-AI system can best approximate rigorous research and where the inherent limitations lie.
Researchers have developed a new simulation framework to accurately model and optimize the movement of snake robots across challenging and deformable surfaces.
Southeast Asia is quickly becoming a major player in the global gaming world. Initially known mostly for its large number of players, the region is now a thriving hub for game development. Ambitious studios and diverse teams are emerging in Southeast Asia, and the preferences of its gamers are increasingly influencing gaming trends around the world.
Pete McTighea, a writer and executive producer on the new show The War Between the Land and the Sea (created with Russell T. Davies), recently discussed the series with SFX Magazine. It will premiere on BBC One internationally starting December 7th, but viewers in the United States will need to wait and watch it on Disney+. McTighea’s recent comments about a potential spinoff have definitely piqued my interest in what’s next for the show.
As a huge Star Wars fan, it’s amazing to me that Darth Vader is still such a massive figure, almost fifty years after George Lucas first created all this! I fully expect we’ll see Vader pop up in future movies and shows – whether it’s the menacing dark lord we all know, or flashbacks to his earlier life as Anakin Skywalker. He’s just too central to the story to ever really disappear, you know?