I live in Ephrata, WA! Suck it, rest of the US!

Movies like this, as well as the upcoming Star Wars Ep. 7, make me really happy Oscar Issac isn't languishing with no work. I thought he was one of the highlights of Sucker Punch, the only movie I can recall ever seeing him in.

Now kith.

Cole... as in Balthazar? If so, ten points to you sir/madam.

My favorite moment in Eureka is still Carter's shrill scream when he's hanging from the floating bank.

Bill Lawrence, you say? Hmm... I wouldn't mind if it was Braff and Faison.

Maybe it's not part of the game proper because it has NOTHING to do with Talion's story (as far as I know, haven't played Mordor yet). If you're not playing AS Talion, it's an extra mission whether it's included or not.

I don't care what anyone says, I loved Cloud Atlas. People don't grasp how insanely difficult something like that was to be made.

Not a series, for fuck's sake. Under the Dome would have been much better as a miniseries that kept to the book, not this wandering insanity it's become. Keep 11/22/63 to maybe six one-hour episodes and that would do it, but not something you can stretch past where the novel goes. It's one of King's best alongside…

I'll honestly be annoyed if the blatant Korrasami vibes fizzle out. C'mon Nick, you can do it, no one will hate you.

Why is the Vanguard Quartermaster over by the Shipwright and not with the Vanguards? WHY, BUNGIE?

I was under the impression that part of the endgame content was six-person Raids.

And yet (sadly, due to the third and horrid fourth movie) we find that Indy couldn't make THAT work, leading him to not only bang the hot German but leave Marion with their son (though Indy didn't know, but still).

I just had lunch at BK the other day, and it was good. I'm an American.

Thank you for adequately explaining my own feelings. There's no devil's advocate here, no evidence to juxtapose or show in parallel, only things that prove her very specific and narrow point.

How fantastic to see my noticing of the Korrasami vibes that have been around since the season's start be validated somewhat with that bit at the end (I hope, anyway).

The Homer, obviously.

I personally participated in last weekend's alpha, so this comes as a shock. I felt it was a beta wearing the alpha name, as it felt very complete in many aspects. Most problems could be resolved through tweaking game mechanics and placement of certain things, but other than that it was fucking awesome.

I used to piss off my mom with this game by intentionally throwing pitches at her batter. I'm sorry, mom.

1) I absolutely love this list. Mystery Men is a favorite from my childhood, and deserves WAY more attention than it gets, as does the classic Tremors.