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This week's freewheeling ramble touches on everything from Alysa Liu mania to TV shows about the end of the world, the adolescent resurgence of physical media, and the mystery of the lost GameSpot E3 DVD.

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(00:00:00) Start of show(00:02:20) The Alysa Liu fever(00:08:12) Olympics viewing in general(00:19:46) Pluribus seems real good(00:21:27) Shows about society collapsing(00:30:03) The kids want their physical media(00:38:55) Video players are getting scarce(00:46:02) E3 unleashed!(00:50:40) The illicit school district laptop(00:53:04) The great lost GameSpot DVD(00:58:49) Aging is weird, man(01:05:06) Content and bye!

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Brad Arnold

Alex, Redbox does not exist anymore. There are just a million disused kiosks sitting empty around the country because no one was left after the company closure to pick then up. Many Kiosks continued to work for some time after the closure but the kiosks were not actually connected to the internet or to a payment network anymore, so the payments were not actually processing. When people discovered this they went around basically clearing out every Redbox for free. I had a friend who gave away old Redbox movies as party favors. So most of the ones you see are empty - they just don’t have anywhere to go and no one to move them.

Mike

Brad, it’s just Apple TV now, they dropped the plus towards the end of last year when Finneas created the new theme for the logo that’s made out of different panes of colored glass that plays before content 😉

csl316

Regarding Netflix sending discs, an old lady in my building was getting DVDs until the last possible day. Not Blu Rays, but DVDs. Been wondering how she spends her days now.