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I wish Disney would continue to develop those two characters in their own series especially with how the movie ends. It would be interesting to see if future events change Han and Lando.

On iPhone and iPad they made the podcast separation. The app is actually decent and the best part is that you can have new episodes download into playlists. the only drawback is that you have to physically put them in order. Also sometimes you need to check the delete feature because the app will sometimes keep older episodes. 

Pandora is solid streaming service. We are lucky that we have so many options for content other than just the radio, and local music stores. 

I saw it listed and I will probably watch it, but I want to get into the Series first just to get some understanding on who the characters are.

I like iTunes, but I'm not a fan of Apple Music. I don't like how much control it has over my content. I went with Spotify because it doesn't touch my content, and I get Hulu with it.

I like Ice T. I should start looking into getting his older albums. 

Yeah we talked a bit about it, and it still boggles the mind that people hate this flick. 

That part of the story I didn't like but considering how evil the Underwoods are I think I hated the fact that Claire was going to have this child that she really didn't care for just to secure another four years as President. I did like the Godfather like ending where she was taking out everyone in her way. 

I love Project Gotham Racing. I think I played the three on the XBox/360. I did love the Kudos system where drifts and I think racing perfect lines earned you Kudos coins and it brought replayability to the game. Why stop at earning all bronze Kudos when you can move up to silver, than gold, and I think platinum was the highest. Those were tough to earn. 

There's something creepy about those dolls with the eyes that open and close.  The game itself sounds perfect for a First Person VR game. Roaming around looking for clues, scaring the crap out of yourself actually sounds fun. Oh it must be hilarious to watch kids try and use a rotary phone. 

I think most of the people complaining never read the books and wanted the typical happy ending. 

Voyager is a solid show. I've been watching in order on Netflix but jumping around whenever it comes on TV. I think right now there's a marathon on BBC America. 

I read the first six issues of the original XMen many moons ago and it was fun to see how the characters looked. The only drawback to my copy is that the scans kind of look blurry but that might be due to the age of the comics. 

I remember when Sims was release and I couldn't get into it. It just didn't appeal to me and I think part of it was paying a monthly fee to play it. 

That sounds like fun, having missions involving playing the tables and upgrading. Heck that sounds like a lot more fun than just playing the tables straight up, and for a couple of bucks seems like a good deal.