My partner and I are going through all of Peep Show at the moment so we can "enjoy" the latest season, if that's the right word. God damn, some of the Mark Marrying Sophie stuff is hard to get through.

She looked like she was having a great old time when they played in Australia; I love Sleater Kinney but drummin for the Jicks would be fun as hell

Claimed by THE ZONE

The DS version has the weird log that tracks which of the possible endings you've gotten, which is kind of nice if you're a gross obsessed nerd like me and want to do everything.

I go back on forth on Real Emotional Trash a lot; I think Mirror Traffic and Wigout are probably the strongest albums all up, but the jammy fuzzed out highlights on this are probably the best stuff they've done over all.

Every year or so I'll get absolutely hooked on Minecraft again; they sort of update and patch things in relatively frequently enough that it feels really exciting to jump in and explore.

I came for the timeless plot and sense of awe, but I stayed for the CASUAL BEHEADINGS

I've been grinding Spelunky non-stop trying to get the Speedlunky achievement (finish the game in less than eight minutes.) I can routinely get up to the ice caves in a respectable time, and have a good strategy in place for the temple, but need the stars to align and get a decent few level layouts.

FINISH IT. Which ending are you set for?

BUT WHERE'S ANT MAN

Months later and I've just started this; the opening credits in the first episode are fantastic and I really enjoyed it. Forgot how much I loved crime shows.

Kansas City Mob policy developed by a weird mishearing of Beach Boys song. "Two guys for eeeeeeveerrrrryyyyy guuuuuuyyyyyyy"

He used to stomp around at punk and hardcore shows in Melbourne; a terrifying force to bump into in the mosh pit.

In his defense, he seemed to weigh the decision to answer it very very carefully before doing so. I figure at this point he's got very little left to lose.

Biehn really needs to jump back into the videogame world; FarCry Blood Dragon was the best FarCry and the best Biehn project in ages.

Absolutely! Check out The Mule, which he's the lead in; he's fantastic and turns a farce crime story into something genuinely, weirdly moving.

It's the really boring first draft of the Deep Purple song.

Angus Sampson is Australia's best export in years.

Goodman would be a great one, considering he's not typically the lead but always makes a big impression.

David Lynch and Kyle Maclachlan spring to mind, along with the kind of obvious Herzog and Kinski. Also the Coen Brothers and Frances McDormand, although that one is a bit weird cuz of the marriage element. NEPOTISM!