Gaming is on the rise across the world, but it's mobile gaming that's having a real moment. Thanks to the Covid-19 video game boom and the near-ubiquity of smartphones, more and more people are playing mobile. And as of a few weeks ago, that count of millions of mobile gamers includes me. I am hooked on Merge Mansion. If you spend any amount of time online, you've probably heard of Merge Mansion--the internet is swathed in ads for it.

Netflix has been cranking out a startling amount of original content, including TV shows, documentaries, cartoons, specials, and feature films, and it can make one's head spin to try to navigate it all. The list of feature films alone is intimidating, but over the past several weeks we have been combing through all of them, and watching anything that seemed at least promising. The best part about these titles is that all--barring an apocalypse--will be available on the streaming channel forever, almost like a personal library, available at any time (and available for download for offline viewing on mobile devices). Admittedly, the forgettable stuff outweighs the good stuff, but there is plenty of good stuff to get excited about and to bookmark. Siblings Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler, and Elizabeth Marvel argue in The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected).

Will Ezra (Rob Heaps) and Richard (Parker Young) finally find Maddie's (Inbar Lavi) true location in Season 1, episode 3 of "Imposters"? At the end of last night's episode, Ezra and Richard arrived at the address they got from the guy they asked to find Maddie using facial recognition technology. But instead of finding the con artist at the said address, the duo found yet another victim of hers: Jules (Marianne Rendón). While Ezra and Richard's facial recognition plan ultimately didn't work out, the synopsis for next week's episode reveals that the pair, along with Jules, will discover a new clue about their ex-lovers' whereabouts. That, however, doesn't guarantee that Ezra and Richard are letting Jules join their search mission.