I bought the SD version, and I received my refund email this morning - you should contact them if you haven't received anything by tomorrow morning.

Noble making me cry while watching him mutely listening to a Yazoo song is a testament to what an amazing actor he is

True story: my friend's brother worked as a supervisor on the Arkham Asylum game - he got Kevin Conroy (during a voice-over break) to leave a message on my friend's phone wishing him a happy birthday, in his Batman-y voice.

I remember when he crawled inside a dead deer, pretending it was a Tauntaun.

Cornetto from Shaun of the Dead. C'MON!

When I was a kid, watching Bert and Ernie eat those fake muppet bologna sandwiches would make me hungry. And also, those giant crumbly cookies eaten by the Cookie Monster.

I think any written mention of Alan Rickman, from here on out, should be automatically prefaced by "enunciated deliciously by"

I also loved the show Ed. I still remember the line where a cranky old man referred to Justin Long as "that Chinese kid."

The best part was when Aaron yelled a Pinkman-esque "YEAH! KISS IT!" when he bowled a spare.

They must have some sort of Lazarus pit installed at the MAD offices, as I'm honestly amazed that most of the original "usual gang of idiots" are still happily alive and kicking. (Does Al Jaffee still do the fold-ins? Because he's like, almost 100.)

Well, apparently Dave Fridmann (who produced Oracular, and is the long-time producer of The Flaming Lips) is back working on MGMT's new album. So I'm looking super-forward to his. 

Agreed. I was genuinely saddened by his last scene. He took what would have easily been a 1-dimensional character and made him sympathetic and likeable.

Same here. CG robot suits sucker-punching monsters was not what I was expecting. I was hoping for something similar to "The Host".

Same here. CG robot suits sucker-punching monsters was not what I was expecting. I was hoping for something similar to "The Host".

I will literally poop myself in excitement if there's a scene where Supes gets to throw his giant cellophane "S" again

I will literally poop myself in excitement if there's a scene where Supes gets to throw his giant cellophane "S" again

Best line NOT spoken in Die Hard? Perennial 80's "asian bad guy" Al Leong masterfully stealing and eating a snickers in silence before the shoot out with SWAT.

Best line NOT spoken in Die Hard? Perennial 80's "asian bad guy" Al Leong masterfully stealing and eating a snickers in silence before the shoot out with SWAT.

There's no rule against tipping; teams are often seen on camera offering a big tip to their drivers as an incentive.

There's no rule against tipping; teams are often seen on camera offering a big tip to their drivers as an incentive.