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Tim Allen Answers the Buzz Lightyear Question You’ve Always Had
Tim Allen has answered a question that has long eluded fans: what does Buzz Lightyear’s hair look like under that purple Snoopy cap?
At the press junket for Toy Story 4, an audience member asked what kind of haircut Buzz Lightyear has. “He has alopecia is the problem. He has pattern baldness a little. That balaclava that he wears – it’s for fireproofing,” Allen joked. “No, actually, he’s got a beautiful head of hair underneath there. It’s rather curly. And he’s got a man bun under all that.”
Of course (and Buzz knows this well): he’s just a toy, so all that’s really under that balaclava is just more plastic. Still, some fans have wondered exactly what kind of hair he’s got going on under his helmet, and now you can imagine beautiful, flowing locks that he keeps hidden in a bun to focus on saving the galaxy.
A New Ape Escape Game May be on the Way
While the world waits for King Kong to eventually get around to fighting Godzilla, another brand of apes are quietly waiting for their moment to shine once again. A new Ape Escape game may be in the works, if some suspicious tweets are to be believed.
A relatively new Twitter account by the name of @piposaru20th tweeted out this image, along with the translated caption: “Piposar (20 years since then. I’ve been running around, but i wonder if there’s anyone chasing me anymore.” The image shows a titular ape from the Ape Escape franchise peeking around a tree.
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Adult Swim’s Final Space Will Fill the Rick and Morty Void in Your Life
Final Space was a bit of an oddity when it premiered on TBS last year. The network is not known for their original animated offerings, and its candy-coated visuals may have kept the door closed on older viewers who didn’t want to spend time with a show that looked like it was for kids.
Why then was late-night legend Conan O’Brien championing the show, attaching himself to it as executive producer? Why were science-fiction and comedy mainstays like David Tennant, Fred Armisen, and Ron Perlman lending their voices to its characters? (Alan Tudyk, Christopher Judge, Claudia Black, and Jane Lynch are all joining the voice cast in the second season.) Just like its mascot Mooncake, there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye, and series creator Olan Rogers is focusing on making that clear in Season 2.
NBA 2K19 Community Angered by Seemingly Unskippable Ads
NBA 2K19 players are complaining that unskippable ads are surfacing in the basketball sim game across multiple platforms.
In a Reddit thread created Saturday, Reddit user afilathiel posted a screenshot of a loading screen from NBA 2K, along with a caption reading “Unskippable ads in a 60$ (sic) game,
2K.”
