I'm probably remembering wrong I haven't watched these movies in a while, but weren't the ghosts really hostile to everyone? I had the impression that other than superstition the ghosts really would kill anyone that approached them so nobody thought to. Aragorn was only able to make a deal with them because of some ancient family curse stuff he could free them from... which does sound machina-y, but it might explain why nobody tried to approach them up until that point

I'm here for Voyager for the same reasons. I like the characters, the setting is great to explore situations and themes away from the federations protection and influence. I also like 'found family' themes, the crew being one big family that depends on, uplifts and supports one another is just nice

She said that but she was wrong lol Off the top of my head both the Terminator and Alien series had lead female action hero's that predate the Hunger Games

Also I don't mean to be pedantic, I can't tell if this is a stealth /s discussion or not

It looks like the train spun out and slid backwards off the tracks on the right

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I liked the first season of Miracle Workers and wish they would have continued with that concept. I like the idea of anthologies but what the heck was this lol I almost stopped watching it. The title doesn't make sense anymore I don't understand why they would name it Miracle Workers if this was always the plan?

The later seasons are fine if anyone's thinking of picking this up. It'll just feel like less of a betrayal if you go in knowing it's an anthology with completely different settings and characters and not a single concept series

Slime Rancher is a good one. It's bright, fun, has adorable critters and plenty to do and explore. There's a sequel too but I'm not sure if it's released yet or not.

The main character is a silent protagonist though so might not be completely what you're looking for

Thanks! I was about to ask for the same. I worked on the delta and void :D

I haven't seen The Magicians, but I remember something similar happening in one of the Austin Powers movies that make me think of this episode. Austin was talking to his dad in I think English slang. Without the subtitles if you are not culturally familiar with what they were saying it just sounded like nonsense

Oh neat! I think I'll give this a shot, thanks for sharing