It's all corrections for this one. That's boring, so imagine reading this in Robert Stack's Unsolved Mysteries voice.
- My reference to Supernatural actor Jensen Ackles' constantly deepening voice was abandoned early in the episode, but that happened, and it was weird.
- It's Paramount+, not CBS All-Access anymore.
- I have seen a Philip K. Dick book including the Philip K. Dick story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale." Haven't read it.
- Pico de gallo is the chopped onion, tomato, and pepper thing. There is no corn in it.
- That Babylon 5 episode was "A View from the Gallery," not "A View from Downbelow."
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3 comments:
When I was a kid I read every Philip K Dick story I could find. That, combined with how often Hollywood has recycled his stories, makes it real hard to read his stuff now.
Is it...not good? Or does it just not hold up under repetition?
They're so good they became foundational tropes of modern sci-fi.
I have a similar issue reading Calvin and Hobbes. It's just too well ingrained.
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