GEN V Season 2: Godolkin University’s Project Odessa, Explained

The show introduces this mysterious project in the first episode. We then see a flashback to 1967 at Vought, where we meet a young Dr. Thomas Godolkin, who had started God U two years earlier. He rushes to a room where scientists are preparing to inject themselves with what appears to be a very early form of Compound V. He tries to stop them, but arrives too late. Everyone dies horribly, except for Thomas, who loses consciousness in the smoke and fire. It’s unclear whether he survived the incident.

Dispatch looks like a proper evolution of the Telltale style narrative game

In Dispatch, you play as Robert Robertson, also known as Mecha Man – a superhero whose suit is broken and who lacks the resources to fix it. He ends up working as a dispatcher, sending reformed supervillains on emergency missions. If he can successfully guide these heroes, he’ll earn enough money to repair his own suit.

LimeWire Buys Fyre Festival, Ryan Reynolds Loses Out… Sure, Why Not!

If you somehow missed it, the Fyre Festival was a hugely disastrous event organized by Billy McFarland. He convinced a lot of people to pay for a luxurious weekend getaway, but it turned into a complete mess. Attendees found themselves with no place to stay and cheese sandwiches were the only food available. The whole thing unfolded publicly online, and now there are documentaries about it on Hulu and Netflix-both are worth watching. Meanwhile, LimeWire was once a popular, but illegal, music downloading site. Now it’s a service dealing with NFTs and cryptocurrency, which isn’t very appealing to some. Though, surprisingly, you can still use it to share files. So, while it’s understandable why Fyre Festival and LimeWire might collaborate, it feels like an odd pairing.

Kit Harington Will Lead Adaptation of a Classic Charles Dickens Novel

Keith Harington will play Sydney Carton, a brilliant but unpredictable lawyer. He’s hired by Lucie Manette (Mirren Mack) to find out if her father, who everyone believes is dead, is still alive. Twenty years after her father’s disappearance, a message arrives from Charles Darnay (François Civil) suggesting he might be alive, but Darnay is soon arrested and accused of treason. Carton is determined to help free Darnay and uncover the truth.