Or the people who cast the leads in Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. That might be the worst casting I’ve seen in any project.

Ryan threw Miguel under the bus

The show is rushed

Hope I look that good at that age. Random but going by your username what neo noir movies do you recommend

Hell, I pirate stuff I have a subscription for if its worth a rewatch.

Might disappear.

This is how you do analysis. You look at the data and see what additional insights you can draw, you evaluate your original assumption and update it from the new data.

For example, we have what is likely an outlier group here (we actually probably have 2, 1 young 1 old). And you look at what the data looks like without the outlier. Does this provide more insight? Is there something unusual about the group you excluded that makes it necessary or not necessary to include. What do these separated data tell you now? Was this group just padding "no's"? Were they even relevant to ask or should we assume they never were going to be "yes's".

Its one step of many to the next iteration of analysis and research.

Additionally, its pretty common to bucket out 18-64 in a lot of research, especially things like media (media often uses 18-54, 55+, or 65+). Even moreso, we have a pretty good understanding of the 65+ group in media much more than younger groups in how they consume and spend on media (there's lots to say here but its getting deep technical).

In otherwords, there isn't juicing, what you want to do is see what the hell is happening, and adjusting the data to look at it from different angles is one step and seeing where things fit.

WAIT WHAT?!?! I DIDN’T KNOW HERA WAS GOING TO BE IN IT!!!

The pacing is really bad and rushed. Also games are a different medium than shows

I disagree the show is incredibly rushed and the pacing is bad. The only normal paced episode was episode 3 and that was because it was mostly self-contained

Wait I can't follow the reasoning, I think some executive said ( or was it an editorial?) They hadn't enough night to schedule so many show so Max gave they shelves to expand it? Maybe it was a previous exec

“Well hello there”

Season 1 also had some ridiculous dog shit like intelligent zombies/zombies partially retaining their human memories....things people talk shit about and just ignore were 100% Darabont.

Also Season 2 was widely considered one of the worst lol (though I loved it and think it's one of the best) specifically because Darabont left between Season 1 and 2. People HATED it and said it was just boring farm drama and was ruining the show.

It's more convenient right up until it isn't. When you were looking at two to four streaming services--say Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and HBO--it was convenient.

When you're looking down the barrel of eight to ten streaming services to get the same amount of content, there's going to be a sharp rise. Especially with services like HBO and the like now farming out a bunch of their content to smaller streamers.

Fun fact: no matter where you live piracy is not bad and anyone trying to convince you it's a crime is an ammoral dumbass.

Fifty-one.

AMC is still desperate to milk the franchise for every conceivable scrap of content, though.

What's in this hatch?

Stuff... and thaaaaaaaaangs

I guess it's relative. I personally do not find it gratuitous, but your wife might.

People who pirate need to stop bragging about it lol.

I hope this means that Julia will get another season.

Fargo reunion

Yes, if you remove the segments of the population least likely to pirate, the data will show pirating is more common. Exactly what “insights” are you attempting to find here? Are you just trying to pump the number up as high as possible?

She was in the cult movie I believe. His first film. Thinking about both are kind of culty

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I'm actually surprised by home much they are leaving to the imagination when it comes to the violence. Not that I mind but after seeing what Joel will do to NPC's and what they'll do to him it all feels pretty tame compared to the game.