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Magic The Gathering Commander Deck Brew: Love Wins With Halana And Alena, Partners
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Halana and Alena have been names in Magic the Gathering's Innistrad sets for a long time. Thought they first appeared in flavour text in the third Innistrad set, Avacyn Restored, they didn't get their own cards until 2020's Commander legends. Finally, with Innistrad: Crimson Vow, they finally appear on a card together.
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Sarah Connor Chronicles Has A Big Terminator Plot Hole (For A Stupid Reason)
The Terminator TV show The Sarah Connor Chronicles has a pretty big time travel plot hole, and the reason behind it is stupid. Like any time travel-based franchise, theTerminator series has had some trouble keeping its rules straight. Sometimes everything is presented as a stable time loop, where everything in the past and future has already happened, thus making Kyle Reese always somehow destined to be John Connor's father. Other times, Terminator leans on the idea of the future not being set, hence Sarah's drive to prevent Skynet from existing at all.
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