It's been a while since I last saw it, but I remember liking it a great deal at the time. The game show episode definitely stands out as one of the more unique oddities of the anime. I might give this one a rewatch fairly soon.
The official Star Trek website is openly promoting Communism. They've become so overconfident that they're not even bothering to disguise it now.
By any chance, have you seen this yet?
I'm currently playing through Greedfall right now, decent game. For anime, the last few I watched were Midnight Occult Civil Servants, KonoSuba, and Unlimited Psychic Squad, all rather enjoyable. With regard to movies, last week I finished watching Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Collection (Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, The Sum of All Fears), as well as Solomon Kane. I'm thinking about watching Kamen Rider Agito next.
The more I watch of this, the more unsettling this interview is. I'd passed off his previous submission to leftists regarding Kavanaugh as merely the influence of the Weinstein brothers, and his voiceover of a Democrat ad a few years back on his channel as an appeal to stability, but between this interview and what you've said regarding his Hurwitz episode (I skipped that one, YT comments suggested it was a dumpster fire), it does raise questions.
And even in this one, both present subtle slights to the right, e.g. "mindless populism, the stupidity of the people who voted for Trump, elements of the American right have deeply overstated the proximity of Communism to the American political system." Something is off there. I think it's probably less that they've been paid to deprogram, but moreso that Peterson and Murray seem so focused on holding the center, the system, together, that they've convinced themselves that systemic fraud can't have occurred because the consequences of such a thing are more than either could bear.
I've been replaying the earlier Assassin's Creed titles- finished AC 2 and am about to start up Brotherhood.
Sargon's commentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_IkDw_-TmY
I've been going through my backlog and playing some older stuff- currently playing Obscure, a decent survival horror game.
Let's see, DC released some comics, although I can't really remember most of them being remarkable, apart from the In Valen's Name series, which was rather good.
As for the novels, a couple of trilogies were written after the series ended, all of which are worth reading and continue the story/fill in some blanks: Legions of Fire, Technomage (best read after watching Crusade), and Psi Corps. There were numbered standalone novels as well, but they were of dubious quality and mostly non-canon, apart from The Shadow Within (best read before the Technomage trilogy), and To Dream in the City of Sorrows (covers Sinclair's journey after the end of Season 1). There are also some canon short stories floating around the internet as well.