I think The AV Club has finally overstepped its pop-culture mandate. Unless this is going to be a pilot for some kind of NBC sitcom, with Will Arnett doing the voice for Llama #2.

* pepperjackb is Surprised by a Hedge Treant, takes 17hp damage *

They roll dice?

….Denise Richards?

One could say the same for a lot of things. Ebola, a Green Dragon's chlorine gas Breath Weapon, the irresistible touch of an ugly Succubus..

"I love you! You LOVE me!"

Nah, it's March 29.

If you're that discriminating, don't bother. Go for The Americans; aside from one convenient coincidence in the pilot episode, it is intelligent, elegant, and educational, with zero pandering and lots of superb moments.

"The Breaking Bread"

I'm on it.

What about Blimp Peril: The Empire State Incident '73?

I'm surprised to notice that i've never seen any of these movies! ….eh, that's okay.

I've been trying to keep abreast of the market fluctuations.

IRON EAGLE

1. Turn off the lights
2. Have her be on top
3. concave mirror on bedroom ceiling

You did die, Dunk, and you're just dreaming you're still alive and watching TV. That explains all the apparent "re-boots": you just don't have a good enough imagination to think up new material.

Yeah. Also,
" binge-watching for three hours per day could make you twice as likely to die an early death"

It goes beyond that; many Francophones have trouble comprehending regional accents in other languages, regardless of their facility with them. Parisians whose first foray into English is via London think that American English is "like their hamburger, all mush", and French Canadians who learn English from Hollywood…

Most of my French teachers were Moroccans. This too did nothing to help Anglo kids integrate into Francophone uberkultur.

Clearly, it can be both. I'm not sure if it is, though.