I’ve asked my FLGS if they can get me that new Robotech game. GIGGITTY!

No, but that has more to do with my hypothetical clone having higher standards. Also, being hetero.

I thought it was gonna have something more to do with the album on the record player, which is how I, personally, travel through time.

A band of exo-suit clad marginally pretty people rescues not-Eleven-we-swear from an evil corporation in the first trailer for the cyberfaux thriller, Jesus Christ Would You Please Hold The Camera Still You’re Shaking The Saturation Out Of Every Goddamn Frame.

Yanno...trying a new presentation of The Addams Family, after the -let’s face it- iconic Sonnenfeld movies, is a huge task.. It’s a very high bar.

Yeah, no, that’s...no.

Dude, is that Eugenio Derbez? Man, that dude deserves more notoriety in the States. He’s jilarious.

Good to know that it worked for you. I found it just the opposite; I felt it was waaaaaaaaaay too much game for what SG-1 was about.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.

BIT O’ TRIVIA: West End Games, the former tabletop gaming publisher perhaps best known for their venerable Star Wars roleplaying game line, also published both Ghostbusters and a Men In Black RPGs. Their Ghostbusters game is one of the funniest things I’ve read, ever; it’s a true masterpiece of the hobby.