Well, this puts paid to the speculation that Pete will use that gun to shoot himself.  To lose one major character to suicide might be artistic, but two would be farcical.

I found it hard to watch because I had seen so much homage/derivative stuff/parodies—I couldn't really separate it from that context.

I found it hard to watch because I had seen so much homage/derivative stuff/parodies—I couldn't really separate it from that context.

"… and this is Tina, Zsuzsa, and Ava!"

"… and this is Tina, Zsuzsa, and Ava!"

Forget about it Johnny, it's Polynesiantown.

Forget about it Johnny, it's Polynesiantown.

I do believe in your dreams!  I just know you're gonna fail!

I do believe in your dreams!  I just know you're gonna fail!

Thank you!  I had to search the comments for this because I knew someone else would say it, and it really should have been on the list.  It's got so much heart—it's all played totally straight and yet it's hilarious.  Heart, heart, heart that movie.

Thank you!  I had to search the comments for this because I knew someone else would say it, and it really should have been on the list.  It's got so much heart—it's all played totally straight and yet it's hilarious.  Heart, heart, heart that movie.

I don't really know what you mean but it's funny anyway.

I don't really know what you mean but it's funny anyway.

The books aren't badly written per se, but I think you have to be interested in/compelled by the world building and not too invested in narrative to not get bogged down, at least once it gets to books 3/4.   That was a contorted way of saying I did get bogged down. 

The books aren't badly written per se, but I think you have to be interested in/compelled by the world building and not too invested in narrative to not get bogged down, at least once it gets to books 3/4.   That was a contorted way of saying I did get bogged down. 

I just think it's funny that Derek Zoolander is the most open, warm-hearted, accessible character Ben Stiller has ever played.  (Also, Hansel is the best character whatshisname every played.)

I just think it's funny that Derek Zoolander is the most open, warm-hearted, accessible character Ben Stiller has ever played.  (Also, Hansel is the best character whatshisname every played.)

Indelicately put but I think that was the idea.

Indelicately put but I think that was the idea.

You know, of all the moments in all the TV shows, it's the end of that cage-fighting episode where the gang feels good about having freed the fighter/slaves and suddenly realizes they've loosed a bunch of criminally-minded demons and monsters on an unsuspecting public that might just possibly be the best moment ever. …