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I've got three episodes unmatched on my dvr. This kind of thing won't motivate me to watch them. Now I'm considering deletion.

I've got three episodes unmatched on my dvr. This kind of thing won't motivate me to watch them. Now I'm considering deletion.

My friends and I started playing Basic D&D back in 1984 when we were in the 7th grade. 30 years later we're still playing 2 nights a week, though not always D&D. We refused to move on to 4th edition but we're cautiously optimistic about 5th. We've done some play testing at GenCon and enjoyed it for what it was. We're…

I'm just north of St. Louis in Jersey County, IL. If we cancel school it's because of drifting snow in rural areas that our plows can't keep up with or the aforementioned hellish temperatures. We rarely cancel for anything under 5" imo.

This doesn't sound like my cup of tea but, the more the merrier.

Sounds like Warner Bros. is getting it right to me. crosses fingers and toes

My game group was pretty miffed when they announced 4th Ed. We've never left 3.5 but we've tried really hard to move our DM into Pathfinder.

So, yeah. If true, I think this is a very smart decision on WB's part. Feels weird typing it out like that.

Where do I volunteer my services to this committee?

DC is evil? Jesus, Rob - you really need to let it go. Your DC hate is going to consume you. It's as sad and desperate as being a Yankees fan crowing about how the Red Sox suck or a Coke executive laughing at Mountain Dew sales. Ridiculous, man.

He's not a profound actor by any means but he's a damn sight better wrestler turned actor than most of his contemporaries.

He's one of my all time favorite 80's bad guys too: Kurgan.

For me, Fury is iconic. He was my Dad's favorite when he was a kid (albeit as Sgt. Fury) so I heard a lot about him growing up. I agree he's not as iconic as Lex Luthor, but I think a bold move would be to cast someone that no one would expect. Does Denzel have the chops? Absolutely. The Rock as Luthor? Not so…

Because DC isn't capable of doing anything cool or...?

This. All of this.

But Samuel L. Jackson was the inspiration for that version of Fury.

Ryan Reynolds was 50% of the reason why that movie sucked. Bradley Cooper would have been better. Nathan Fillion Would have been better. RR is NOT Hal Jordan - but he was born to play the Wally West Flash and, as much as I loathe the character, Deadpool. Introducing the entire GL Corp so early was a mistake. Using…

Just browsing the comments and the general tone of this article (and nearly every Warner/DC article or comments on IO9/Gawker Media in general) leaves me with just one conclusion: Haters gonna hate. I honestly believe you people are incapable of writing anything other than a hit piece for every shred of news…

I tried 4th and hated it. I'd love to do PF, but we can't get our DM to switch over, especially with Next so close to release.