Why ‘The Polygeist Job’ is the Most Hilarious Episode of Leverage: Redemption Yet!

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The main crew at Leverage unites to fight for justice on behalf of a group of firefighters whose service was terminated by tech company Futurilogic. This happened when Futurilogic increased rates during peak usage and prevented the firefighters from communicating with civilians to evacuate, which is a clear case of wrongdoing. This type of story about morality fits perfectly with what Leverage usually tackles, but “The Polygeist Job” adds a touch more humor to it rather than being overly sentimental.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2: 10 Best Characters

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However, it was the exceptional character development in the game that continually drew me back. These characters either become indelible in one’s heart or provoke an immediate desire to retaliate against their captivating personas as soon as they appear on screen.

Crypto VC funding: $161m floods startups as token prices sway

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According to the latest Crypto Fundraising data, the last week of May wrapped up with a staggering \$161.1 million in crypto funding activity. Yes, you read that right—\$161.1 million! Twenty One, a shiny new Bitcoin treasury company, raised a jaw-dropping \$100 million. Meanwhile, Conduit Pay, which sounds like a plumbing service for your finances, secured \$36 million to expand its crypto-native banking services. And let’s not forget Donut, a newcomer with a name that makes you crave pastries, which managed to snag \$7 million in a pre-seed round to build an AI-powered crypto browser. Because who doesn’t want a robot to help them navigate the wild world of cryptocurrency?

AMC’s Immortal Universe Expands: Four or Five New Shows on the Horizon!

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During a conversation regarding Deadline’s overall agreement with AMC, the topic of Johnsons multiple Anne Rice projects came up. With three projects already confirmed, Johnson was questioned about potential additions to the lineup. “We have a few other projects at various stages of development,” he replied, implying that there might be more to come.