‘Ted Lasso’ Star Hannah Waddingham Attends Premiere of Sea-Themed BBC Animation ‘Tiddler’ – Global Bulletin

Actress Hannah Waddingham, known for her role in ‘Ted Lasso’, graced the red carpet at the premiere of BBC’s upcoming animation titled ‘Tiddler’. This event took place at the Sea Life London Aquarium on a Sunday. Waddingham, who lends her voice to the narrator in this half-hour movie, was seen posing with some of Tiddler’s aquatic companions prior to the screening.

Valorant Players Discuss the Impact of Regen Shields Post-Resurrection

Enthusiasts of Valorant have been actively debating the intricate aspects of the game’s gameplay, with a focus on regenerative shields being a hot topic. A post by user Kovmen recently sparked curiosity when he highlighted how these shields could alter tactical advantages within matches. He noted that if players acquire regen shields and still have at least one refill left, they are resurrected with an extra 75 shields when Sage revives them. This potential benefit could substantially influence game strategies, especially in team play. The low cost of 650 credits for the possibility of gaining 75 shields has sparked diverse opinions among players, with some considering it overpowered while others view it as a well-thought-out addition to the game’s balance.

How to Play Delta Force Early. Get Access to Beta Test Right Now

There are several methods to try out a game for free before its official release. One common method is demos, which are becoming popular again but aren’t found everywhere. Steam’s Next Fest also provides testing options, but not every title is accessible there and it only occurs during specific time periods. If neither of these options work, you might consider alpha or beta tests. For example, Delta Force previously offered Alpha access, and a PC open beta is coming soon. However, you can even start earlier by participating in closed technical tests, which are still ongoing and you can join. Here’s how to do it.

„Are You Guys Nuts?” One Scene in Back to the Future Disgusted Disney So Much That They Rejected the Movie

It’s surprising to learn that Disney found Back to the Future inappropriate, leading to their decision against producing it as a blockbuster hit. This is an interesting tale from when Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis were searching for a studio, only to find that their pitch to Disney representatives was turned down after viewing just one scene which they found too explicit.