Any one know if they are pullable in the 85+snow re roll yet or even in packs
EA has acknowledged the fact that the LTDs were not in rerolls. They are now.
The subreddit has confirmed pulls of both LTDs from 78+ and 85+ rerolls and posts are flooding the sub and now provide very little informational value. Feel free to post an image in a comment or a comment in this megathread if you want to celebrate your pull.
Do not post reroll pulls outside this thread. They will be removed.
I just saw a cool ass fan made video of Henry Simmons aka mack as john Stewart green lantern in a smallville justice league fan film. I was definitely good casting there.
Chloe Bennet, Clark Gregg, Enver Gjokaj, Henry Simmons, Jeff Ward and Joel Stoffer were nominated for Performers of the Month (July) on SpoilerTV. Gjokaj is competing for episode 7.06, Simmons and Ward for episode 7.07 and Bennet, Gregg and Stoffer for episode 7.09.
They are also competing with four actress of "Warrior Nun": Alba Baptista, Kristina Tonteri-Young, Lorena Andrea and Toya Turner.
For those who want to vote for Bennet, Gregg, Gjokaj, Simmons, Ward or Stoffer, you can vote here: https://www.spoilertv.com/2020/08/performers-of-month-july-2020-voting.html?m=1
The poll will be live until Friday, August 7th at 6 pm ET.
Not sure if everyone saw this but Abbott replied at length to a comment underneath his article:
> I could talk for days about every one of these topics. Trying to be a bit succinct on some of the key points:
> +Popularity for a writer is a weird thing and for sure he long had it. No argument there. Perhaps I should have said that? Did I assume everyone already knows! The thing about his dog dying makes me cry every time. I have also counseled many young writers not to write like him, because nobody is as good at it.
> +In any media, you can be very popular as a writer while commanding a very small segment of the total audience. So, for example, you can be on the bestseller list selling books to the number of people who live in one smallish town in Maryland. Does that mean you have unlocked the secrets of American media? There's a Michael Jordan analogy in here. "He was a killer player" doesn't tell us maybe anything about how he manages. The new job needs a new assessment.
> +At some point, Bill could point a finger at a thing and get it funded. ESPN at that time was a deep-pocketed sports TV network. I can only imagine how many thousands of sports documentaries were pitched year in and year out, the vast majority of which, for most of ESPN's history, probably didn't get the green light. 30 for 30 invigorated an existing category, with some beautiful results. But it feels to me a bit like let's say your local grocery store doesn't carry a certain kind of cookie that you like, and then someone pulls some strings and they arrive on the shelves. Getting things done rocks. Distribution and securing funding matters. I respect it. But it's confusing the matter to say the cookies would not have existed without that manager.
> +"Why were the suits at ESPN so interested in keeping him happy?" Yes. That is the correct question. In some ways, I am as curious as you. But make no mistake that it happened. Ask people who worked at ESPN during that time. If they're honest, you will be impressed at how little doubt there is on this point.
source: https://www.truehoop.com/p/do-i-get-to-speak-now-its-been-like/comments#comment-288389
Mind blown. I thought he was mid 30s.
I would not have called it right. I just realized how much of Zaheers ass Tenzin was kicking. Before the rest of the Red Lotus jumped in.
