Taylor Sheridan, the most overextended man in television, has done it again. Landman, according to the internal metrics at Paramount, is the most watched original show the streamer has ever had. Remember, Yellowstone proper is on Peacock.) The West Texas–set story, which stars Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris, an all-purpose problem solver for a fictional oil company owned by Monty Miller (Jon Hamm), has also developed a bit more of a critical halo than Sheridan's other TV ventures, popping up on best-of-2024 lists, edging into mainstream discourse via podcasts that typically cover more-prestige fare, and retaining a score of 80 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. And the week before Landman wrapped up, this past Sunday night, its lead actor, Billy Bob Thornton, attended the Golden Globes as a nominee for his role in the series.

Razer's three-screen laptop behemoth wasn't the only ridiculous concept device the gaming company unveiled at CES 2017. Project Ariana, the projector that extends games off your main computer monitor or TV and onto your friggin' walls is just as awesome. Seriously, projectors have never been this cool before. In a private room, Razer let me check out Ariana. To recap, the projector has two depth cameras that can scan a room and detect where the main display is.