Definitely watching Dragon Ball Z as a teenager sometime in 2012 or 2013. I remember vividly having entire weekends being just sleeping, eating, and binging Dragon Ball Z, like 12 hours a day every weekend!

Yeah, Aardman are very much still stop motion (with a few tiny cheats, the stadium audience in Early Man and the sea in Pirates on an Adventure with Scientists).

On a personal level, I'd have kids if I met the right person and we were in a financial position and were both comfortable to have kids, but only if all those conditions were met.

On a more general level, I don't gel with the idea that having kids is inherently immoral at all. Children are the future, whether people like it or not, and the developed world's in a nasty position where the potential best parents are the least likely ones to have kids. This is partially due to them being more conscious of their limited time, energy and money, and partially due to mindsets like in the image. Either way, the effect is that the least morally obliged among us are ones having kids and raising more people like themselves, screwing over the next generation before they're even born. I want to see that trend totally reversed.

This could be fun, but I'm surprised it'll be on Disney Plus. If anything could revive Cartoon Network, I would have thought it would have been Adventure Time

Honestly, I think it's massively significant. For a start off, that's 20 million people, the population of Chile, in one quarter. That's a lot of people regardless of how you slice it.

But more to the point, Meta services - Facebook especially - have reached a point of cultural impact where anyone who doesn't have them can't be talked into getting them anyway. Plus, they're useful messaging services too, because everyone else uses them. Their popularity has become self-fulfilling. The idea of Meta losing more users than it's gaining at all has been frankly unthinkable until recently.

I take it this means that this will be in the original show's continuity, rather than the Fionna and Cake one?

I do both - I shave with the grain first, and then against the grain to get anything that the previous shave didn't get. Generally I get the benefits of both!

The Secret Show - this old British cartoon about secret agents that would go on exciting missions and such! I swear that oversimplified corporate art style took inspiration from The Secret Show!

Well, the same kind of WAS said about post-WWII Germany. It was joint-colonised for half a century and ceased to exist as a single independent state until 1989, and even then, German reunification was pretty controversial

Didn't Minecraft overtake Tetris years ago?

I'm pleasantly surprised to see Human Fall Flat here though. I don't hear many people talk about it, but it has a seriously fun multiplayer