I want their magical New York journey to never end. It feels like they started hanging out 3 months ago and they haven't stopped yet.

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My favorite use of this outside of Twin Peaks is probably by LCD Soundsystem. They played it in their final show while James Murphy introduced the band for the last time, then transitioned into their big closer.

He's literally running around New York, shoving himself into people's lives and screaming questions at them, then throwing a dollar at them. Then the part you don't see is a TV producer comes up to them and asks them to sign a form to be on FUSE.

Pretty sure Walt Disney was a well-documented uncool dude. We have his cartoon, Nazi Supermen Are Our Superiors, to back that up.

DmC is also proof positive that the internet is never right. It's absolutely my favorite of the entire series. There was an article on Cracked yesterday called "5 Reason the Video Game Industry is About to Crash". The main evidence for it is that sometimes Metacritic ratings for games are high, and the user rating…

Bob is a strange case. Is he really gay? I had assumed he was, until that next episode where it turns out he's an expert con-man like Don was. Was that the real Bob Benson, or was that a trick to try and get Pete to stay away from him?

Isn't Breaking Bad the same way? Walt is given innumerable chances to get out of the meth business, and he can't resist diving deeper in, pulling Jesse and everyone else into the depths with him.

SPOILERS

It's about as much a spoiler as "The World's End has action movie parts". Maybe it's better not knowing that, but it's kinda a core premise part of it that's vital to selling people on it.

But were any of them good?

I'm on a strict no-Kreischer-or-Elwood diet.

I like Keighley. I really do think he tries to do the best he can, and he gets unfairly blamed for a lot of the dumbness of these shows, when they're still a Viacom/SpikeTV production. If he had complete creative control, he'd have a bunch of stuff like No Man's Sky on there. That he got to have that on the show at…

Think about this: Borderlands with good writers. Think about Telltale taking the latent Space Western aspect of Borderlands and running with it.

TOE CUTTER - THUMB BUSTER. Kicks you in the teeth and doesn't hold back for a second.

"Near-death" nothing. Josh Homme was dead for 3 or 4 minutes.

Who is this "Tony"? I only buy my frozen pizza from Jack.

Still love that Cymbals Eat Guitars were on this like the year before their first album came out and got a bunch of press, and they've been on AV Undercover twice now.

I don't know if you've noticed, but all the best new comedies of the last 3-4 years have been on FOX.

No, no! Do not laugh at Fabio!