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A guy who writes for a few places, currently writing at io9 and Game Developer. Def color. He/him.
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Netflix Shows Keep Hitting a New Season Slump

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For as many shows that Netflix guts after a single season, there’s plenty that go on to seasons two, three, and beyond. But there’s a catch to those additional seasons: less people are coming back to see these returning shows. On Sunday night, Bloomberg published a story covering the trend of Netflix originals’ new seasons losing views in their first four weeks of release.
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The Next Junji Ito Adaptation Comes Out This Fall Original

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By Justin Carter Verified
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Mangaka Junji Ito has his work adapted on a regular basis for Japanese and international audiences. There’s a few adaptations to look forward to, with the newest being Strange: Junji Ito’s Tales for Sleepless Nights. The first two episodes of the new series premiered this weekend at Anime Expo 2026 during the horror creator’s panel. In Japan, the series premiered this weekend on TV Tokyo, and it’ll hit international audiences this fall on HBO Max.
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‘E.T.’ Is Getting a Lego to Light Up Your Life

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By Justin Carter Verified
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Everybody loves E.T., and next month, you’ll be able to have him in your home without the government hunting you down. Before the weekend, Lego revealed a new set that lets you build the extraterrestrial from wide head to webbed toes. At 1,226 pieces, the figure is posable enough to allow you to move its head and finger up so it can do as E.T. does in the movies.
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