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I'm guessing Lucas hadn't conceived of Plageuis at the time, or Palpatine not yet being the master at the time. Retroactively establishing the latter I doubt was his idea.

But for the first question: With the film as it is, do you think that (Before it got decanonised along with all other contemporary material) enhanced the film/story or just added plot holes and unanswered questions to it?

For the second question, do you think Lucas should have conceived of him then and implement him in some way? What would you have his role be, before being murdered?

This is what a friend told me, too gamey and got worse as it went on. Seems pretty bizarre to me (No, she does not play video games).

Does anyone else think the show is gamey? I haven't watched it so I can't judge for myself, and I don't even know what it means.

And if it it isn't a native ability, why were they all made compatible from the start as it would require licensing? I understand it now as HD DVD failed so DVD compatibility is very much needed, but before that the two formats were competing.

I have wondered this.

The Doctor regenerates fully (Which may devastate Rose if she was only in love with THAT Doctor), possibly spends the bulk of the episode recovering, Donna activates the hand which results in the other Doctor who saves the day with her, thus David Tennant still fulfills the contract of being in every episode of series 4.

Of course the Doctor diverting his regeneration energy to the hand might have been crucial for that thus his fatal injury and regeneration saved all of existence (Did it?) but that isn't a necessary explanation anyway.

Do you think this would have been how things went if RTD and Tennant not had to stay and keep the show running during the long gap between series 4-5, or would it be considered too abrupt and anticlimactic a way for Tennant to go out? Or would it require casting the next Doctor too early? Or maybe Tennant and RTD would have been needed for the 2008 Christmas special anyway?

I ask because every subreddit I've ever looked at you only see posts/comments with the big green MOD label when they have something to say regarding moderation.

Do moderators not partake like normal users, or do they use alternate accounts, or does the MOD label only show when the post/comment concerns moderation?

Use any VPN provider that is encrypted, outside the surveillance alliances, utilises a kill-switch, and is reputable, and boom the BBC cannot see that your ISP is on YouTube/streaming. In addition, VPN usage has rocketed over a thousand fold thanks to the OSA; many millions of Brits have one, the streaming services themselves can't stop VPN usage as it's an endless game of cat and mouse (Much less just to adhere to one foreign country's laws), and YouTube has no interest in the matter.

Also the BBC does not have access to our bank statements (And if the state decides they do for this matter, that's what crypto's for), nor do they have access to our Google accounts or devices.

How could this be enforced? Do you think it will work or just lead to mass refusal and defiance they cannot deal with due to factors like VPNs? How will it even work given how differently the Internet works to satellite TV?

The most enforcement I can see is by catching non-anonymous social media posts/comments that mention/show/links to YouTube videos/streaming services and gives away that the person uses them and they go viral or someone snitches, and when people use bad VPN providers that do not protect them. Both of which however people will simply learn from.

Think cats, bear, and mice for example. Is the world moving slower to them? And to slower, cold blooded animals like reptiles is the world faster to them?

Some of the comments point out that there's a lot of dislikes. Any idea why there were?

Of course this is either my favourite teaser ever or up there. Just watching it now brings nostalgia and slight chills, even when I've just watched all films.

The combination of the instrumental, the toys all acting in character, having fun, bantering, as well as it having being a decade since the last film makes it a masterpiece of a teaser that not only brings the nostalgia and chills out of you but is completely deserved and justified as the duology were incredible and widely beloved films and it had been a decade since..

I didn't see it at the time, I saw some clip of Woody eating popcorn or something. Don't know what that was.

From reading about it years ago, I got the impression many or most people go years with untreated sleep apnea and only find out once they have sleeping partner who suffers the consequences.

How I figured it and got tested is by hearing of sleep apnea somewhere 10+ years ago, remembering it more recently and suspecting it due to poor quality sleep as well as taking sudden breaths when I'm half asleep/half awake. Though I also suspected mirtazapine as that can make me feel drowsy in the chest or something like that. I also wonder if sleep apnea had something to do with paralysis (Without monsters) as I haven't had that since treatment.