Given this is on a major label and has Timbaland handling much of the production, this is underwhelming. After a few spins, aside from the final song, 'I Gotta Know', that samples 'Prelude' by N.W.A, nothing much caught my attention at all. Best Tracks: I Gotta Know

This album has too much BS. The first track is a pointless intro.The 2nd is like another intro as well. Then other uneventful skits are added to the end of tracks like on 'All Nite All Day'. After a few spins I'm not impressed by this album. The first few songs are okay, but there are too many like 'I'm Crying Out' that drag on and end basically exactly as they start. Until the minor change up, it feels like one long chorus. 'Final Warning' sounds unfinished and is a mess. There isn't enough variation. 'I Know' is a standout largely thanks to Ginuwine's "Ohhs" that with R. Kelly's are some of the best in R&B. 'Same 'Ol G' is the best known song from this project and is another one to go back to before finishing with a worthy cover of Michael Jackson's 'She's Out of My Life' that ends strongly. There isn't anything that good on here to make this deserving of a higher rating and it's lacking consistency. Best Tracks: I Know, Two Sides to Every Story, Same 'Ol G, She's Out of My Life

I recently completed the series after taking a while to get around to season 5. The chemistry and relationship between Illana and Abbi was always the best thing about the show and that continues into the final season. While they are never in your face in an episode's premise, the show began to get more preachy with comments here and there and come from a 'how to be a liberal' text book. From saying that male restaurateurs rape their staff, sticking fingers up outside of Trump Towers, blaming white men for every atrocity in the world, not shaving her armpits to make some point, etc. In a world of quick cancellations, it was nice to see the creators have the chance to actually conclude Abbi's and Illana's adventures in New York before separating. A good comedy with a number of standout episodes.

Borat and Sacha's other two outlandish characters were funny because of the chaos created. Here though, even Sacha can't help himself and it gets political in a time where it's unfortunately inescapable. This is nowhere near as clever or funny as the original. The wik page features this - "praise from critics for its commentary on American culture." Yeah, right... With 'Who Is America?' Sacha poked fun at some of the ideals of the lunatics on both sides-the far right and far left. Here it's all one way with many of the same lazy themes being featured. I mean, a Christian is pro-life? What a surprise... In an interview to promote the film, he surprisingly said he wanted to address both sides, but when did he do this? Trudeau was flashed up for a second with paint on his face... That's about it. As expected, Borat's celebrity limits the amount of hilarious interactions that he can have with unsuspecting public compared to 2006 and this does reduce the enjoyment of the movie. Therefore, the pranks he is involved in aren't very frequent. Instead his on-screen daughter is the centrepiece of many of them or it's Borat in costume. Many of Borat's famous phrases aren't even featured. I did enjoy the twist at the end of the movie, and it's still worth watching if you are a fan, but from someone who has seen everything his three famous characters have been involved in, much of this isn't breaking new ground. [Spoilers] The main 'pranks' (I don't know what was unscripted at the time of writing this): -Nothing came of Borat in a Trump mask rushing the republican convention as Mike Pence was speaking making it feel pointless and fairly unfunny. Not worth the hours and hours it took for him to prepare for it. -The Rudi Guilliani interview was weird the way they were flirting back and forth but with that young woman, who wouldn't? What is odd is that he doesn't suspect anything. He must have an ego the size of a planet. Since this has come to light, his excuses about this don't seem honest. -The 'sexual awakening' of Tutar Sagdiyeva in the conservative women's meeting was okay, but I thought that in any room full of middle-aged women they probably would've got the same response. Why'd that have to be a conservative meeting? -The Jewish women in the synagogue were wonderful and therefore didn't react as maybe Sacha wanted or the viewer would expect. (Apparently Sacha broke character to inform them about the film at some point). -The father-daughter menstruating dance at the debutante ball (why do these still exist?) was worth it just for the reactions of the onlookers.

I'd recommend having a look at this game for the unique qualities it has, but I don't know if the comedic lines from your virtual pet is quite worth it. You need to start the game about twice a day to check on your pet and feed/reheat/oxygenate the tank. Once the eggs hatch it isn't long until their baby talk/gibberish turns into fluent English and they'll let you know when they're hungry. They'll let you know when they're not happy and will ask you questions. I gave this a few tries and kept running out of food and killing my Seaman. I was playing with my PC microphone and not the way it was intended on a Dreamcast so it could have effected it, but when he was asking me my age, he kept getting it wrong. That also happened other times as well. The speech recognition didn't work all of the time.