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Big Bang Theory can be streamed from TBS (who has the syndication rights right now). It just underscores the mess of trying to keep things straight.

Funny... when the service launched I was AT Disney. So I'm only now getting into it. Holy fricking cow. I've yet to really uncork the new system since I don't have much Dolby Atmos content, but via the Apple TV this supports 4K HDR and Atmos. The look and sound is amazing. There's enough...

They're simple enough, if the batteries are good and the light assembly is good, then I really have no idea. But my guess is look at the contacts in the tailcap and at the light. Something has to be keeping it from getting juice to the lamp. Thing is, though... it's not like these things are...

Might try Destiny 2: Shadowkeep. Right now they're running New Light and trying out a free to play model.

Wow. Just wow. That's a lot of murders.

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Some of you guys aren't very radio active.

It seems like radio reception (AM and FM) is a really low priority nowadays. Heck, AM capability itself is even something that's becoming harder to find- the little transistor type radios are not always including that anymore. I'd say get a different antenna, but that's a weird plug. Usually...

Oops. I think I got him mixed up with Chris Duncan, a former player for the STL Cardinals- he died recently from a brain tumor.

Yeah, it's a shame... apparently he had a really aggressive brain tumor.

Those higher res audio formats won't be passed along optical cables, but then again, cable boxes usually won't support them anyway. Nor will most cable systems provide 4K content. Unless you have a source for 4K content (set top box, gaming system, blu-ray player), I'd probably not worry about...

Good. Too much useless (it detracts from the experience, actually) processing in the TV nowadays.

Man, I haven't been down to SDC in a long time.

Is scaling even that big of a deal anymore? I remember years ago writing up something on S&V about scaling and whatnot. Pretty much any HDTV looked great when fed an HD signal, but only certain brands had scalers that were worth squat. Nowadays the computing hardware needed to scale a video...

Cool- that was a great series. I remember one that was aired by PBS in my childhood called Spaceflight. That one was great too (we had recorded it off TV on our Betamax, to give an idea of how old that one was).

My parents have an OLED- it's beautiful and they love it. I have a QLED- it's beautiful and I love it. I'm honestly not sure there's tons of difference between them. On the OS front, I pay little attention to it. I don't really like the bundled apps on the set itself- I find set top boxes like...

It's a standard issue with the TS universe. Not every toy lives as a toy- THIS Buzz does, but as we see in the first movie, not every Buzz does.

I will say I expected a bigger part for Potato Head in TS4. While Don Rickles had died, they had said the family gave the green light for them to use recorded (but unused) dialogue in this movie. He ended up only having a handful of lines- not the comic relief moments he had enjoyed in previous...

Bo Peep wasn't in #3. There's a quick comment about toys that were no longer present, with Bo being among them.

Yeah, this one was more about Woody, but then again, from the start it was his character arc that really drove the story. Buzz was more in the background of this one, but that's understandable given the story being told. The focus gave quite a bit more space to Bo Peep, so it wasn't "all Woody...