42 years of (previously) undiagnosed autism and ADHD

The kids are playing-up downstairs

Probably Deadwood.

I like the complexity of the characters - nobody’s truly good, nobody’s truly bad.

I like the how some of the experiences in the show are so universal and some are so peculiar to that time and place.

The performances are all incredible.

I was completely taken with it and still am.

Gozer in Ghostbusters for the Master System.

As with any game of that era you had to play through the whole game with no save to reach the last boss. Sometimes you’d get taken out before reaching Gozer by the poltergeists on the stairs.

Then finally you’d have a few seconds to figure out what was going on before you were one-shot-killed by a projectile, with very little time to work out where you could have moved to.

I’ve still never truly beaten Gozer, but finally used save states to finish the game on my Anbernic a couple of years ago, meaning it took me about 30 years to see the ending.