Not so far. Martin took a character who had tons of potential in the first book, and then completely failed to do anything riveting with her after that. She went from being my favorite character in Book 1 to "Holy shit, is there really ANOTHER chapter of her doing nothing but sitting around talking about potential…

I'd be lying if I said that episode didn't make me want to watch Ghostbusters again.

I SHALL NOT "PUT AWAY MY NERD" GOOD SIR OR MADAM, and your legal guardian dresses you funny.

PRAISE ALVIS!

I honestly didn't realize till a couple weeks ago that the movie had anything at all to do with Birdman the superhero. I just figured it was an attention-grabbing title picked for some quirky reference made in the movie itself. Kinda like how Rain Man is not about a dude who is made of rain, or who can control the…

YES. I'm so bored of the group aimlessly roaming the countryside. Whether they buddy up with the natives and or take over Alexandria, I really want a few seasons where they are defending their new home and society and rediscovering how to live instead of just defending their camp and surviving.

What I got out of this episode is that I am seriously jonesing for some chocolate chip cookies.

The owls are not what they seem.

I keep noticing how the people who have the biggest hard-ons for intense gore (typically at the expense of humans) and violence (typically inflicted upon humans by humans and former humans) are also usually the ones who get the most offended and upset that other people find all those black character deaths worrisome.…

Pffttthahahaha, I said the exact same thing after watching the episode. Hey, at least we still have Sasha and all her rather uninteresting angst.

I like this show, but I really do wish that when things go wrong, it
would be because they do everything right and things go wrong anyway,
rather than being kind of dumb and then what else did you expect.

Like some other people in the comments, I seriously thought Glenn was calling Nicholas "Dickless" until nearly the end of the episode and was like, "Well, it's pretty out of character for Glenn, but he's not wrong." Now I'm wondering if it was a bit of a joke on Yeun's part to say Nicholas' name that way in this…

I've been saying since season 1 that Archer the character is the weakest link in Archer the TV series. I really, really, REALLY want New Archer to stick around for good. Instead of just being an asshole for whom things seem to go depressingly well (depressing for me because I hate these one-note unrepentant asshole…

This happens all the time.

I loved it when it made things go bonkers, like enemies and NPC's appearing where they shouldn't. It made me feel like it was even more of a dream world going wrong.

Nope, they fixed it even back in the Game Boy days in version 1.1. I was very lucky I got the game right when it came out, since it meant I got version 1.0. There's a page that has way to tell the difference between the different versions. (There are two well-known game glitches that can be performed in version 1.0.)

Every time I go back to LA, I'm re-amazed at how well it holds up and how much the scenes I've seen dozens of times still evoke strong emotions. And then I have to go yell at stupid kids on the Internet who claim Marin is a Malon-clone instead of the other way around, thanks to Nintendo's ridiculous retcons and…

Lin's Awakening is my favorite-ever Zelda game, and ranks right up there in the top games I've ever played, so I definitely recommend restarting it. You won't regret it unless you're a soulless monster.

The screen skip glitch only works in the veeeeeery first version 1.0 of the Game Boy original (which I have!) (EDIT: It also works in version 1.2, but not 1.1.) It was fixed in all the re-releases. More's the pity, because I had sooooo much fun using it to break the game on my Game Boy. Even though it got me stuck in…

I don't think he can hear you! Asses seem to be pretty soundproof….And yet, I can hear every squeak that bubbles in my partner's bottom cheeks.