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Today on the 5: A recent article on Wired made several good points on how Doctor Who needs a shakeup. While I don't necessarily agree with everything in the post, it's pretty undeniable at this point that the series needs some big changes.

Today on the 5: Gotham Knights is the newest Batman related game that just recently launched in the last few weeks. It's not exactly getting a warm welcome, and it's not hard too under6tad why base on looking at some of the decisions in the course of creating it.

Today on the 5: Scorn has finally come out, and I've been playing through it. Now that I'm about 3 or 4 hours in, I figured I'd share my impressions of the full release so far.

Today on the 5: I noticed that the first two episodes of the William Gibson adaptation The Peripheral were out on Amazon Prime Video. I've been looking forward to this for a while, so I jumped right into the first episode. I never made it to the end.

This week we're talking smartphones, The Rings Of Power, Dark Glasses, and Dream Demon. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Today on the 5: Lando and I finished playing through the campaign for Saints Row 2022. While it may be a mess for a solo player, we both found it to be a very fun game to play cooperatively.

Today on the 5: I've been using the Twitch Studio Beta software for about 6 months now for my game and art streams. Since I think it's valuable to hear about software after it's been used for a bit, I figured I'd give my impressions of the experience so far.

Today on the 5: Continuing my October horror film review marathon, I watched another pair of horror films over the weekend. I followed up Dream Demon with Dario Argento's latest film, Dark Glasses.

Today on the 5: Continuing my October horror film review marathon, I watched another pair of horror films over the weekend. First up is 1988's Dream Demon, a movie that was superb from beginning to end.