You are now the main character from the last TV show you watched. Who are you? – Tor.com
Dolores from Westworld season three. Which is great because now I can divide my to-do list between five copies of myself, like she does.
Which sci-fi show's prediction of the future do you wish was true? – Big Finish
Struggling to think of one that doesn't feature a cataclysm in the 21st century. So I'll go for Parks and Recreation, which skips into the future towards the end. Their future seems pretty nice. Who wouldn't take Leslie Knope or Ben Wyatt as president right now?
What was the first James Bond movie you saw on the big screen? – Scott Mantz
Didn't see one in the cinema till Goldeneye. And since then just Die Another Day and Spectre. Mrs Theaker's not a fan. But she gets me them for Christmas and watches them with me on Boxing Day, so I can't complain.
What's a blurb word that makes you NOT want to read a book? – Claire Dederer
Epic. Just means it's too long.
The last TV show you watched is now getting a crossover with the last videogame you played. What is the unholy abomination that has just been created? – Alethea Kontis
Far Cry Into the Night. I can see that working.
Can men be feminists? – la scapigliata
Maybe men can be feminists, theoretically, but in practice I think we have an insuperable conflict of interest. I used to think that saying I was a feminist was a useful thing to say to other men. But I came to think that, as far as saying it to women went, it was like saying I'm not racist to someone from an ethnic minority, i.e. for them to decide, not me. When I saw the way some self-proclaimed male feminists treat female feminists, that feeling hardened and I started to feel that it could be quite the red flag. So I gave away my John Scalzi-inspired "Hell yes I'm a feminist" t-shirt, which was a shame because it was very comfortable. I would say instead that I'm anti-sexism. And all too often the sexism that I need to be anti- is my own!
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