Jim and Pam's honest worry when they realize what he's going to do also gets me. They pretty much immediately stop thinking it's funny and realize he actually might kill himself.

My favorite might be Dwight asking Creed if he's ready to commit violence and/or make a stake for killing vampires and Creed just calmly asking what size

"They don't wear pockets in Italy"

The talking head of Jim laughing at the fact that Creed never even called a meeting is one of my favorite Jim lines

Yeah, Michael was the closest thing the show had to a villain for awhile, David Wallace, and losing that really robbed it of a lot of its focus

I get how you could think this special was preachy, and I don't think it was his best stuff, but this is sort of what David's whole standup career has been to this point, so it really is on you for not knowing.

I want this game to bring in the Court of Owls. I want it so bad.

"As I suspected!"

Why would anyone ever want to slap Nikola Mirotic?

Star Wars games were so strong from 92 to 2008 or so. Only notable releases since then are Swtor and Battlefront.

"Hal Jordan. Another timeshift! I'm up to speed, carry on"

Even better, he mentions in "Only a Dream" the story of Odysseus calling himself nobody.

That's why DCAU Joker is so great. When he gets nasty, he gets *terrifying*, but it's not always there. Creates a lot of tension in wondering when he's going to lose his shit again.

That's why DCAU Joker is so great. When he gets nasty, he gets *terrifying*, but it's not always there. Creates a lot of tension in wondering when he's going to lose his shit again.

Every scene in the Hawkins Lab looks like every X-Files cold open ever.

I think this hits it on the head. Steve was obviously freaked out by it, and he reacted defensively.

I agree with you, but also, divorced from context, I *love* that version of Jon Hamm.

YES! HORNBERGER!

If there's one thing ESPN can still do, it's make 30 for 30s

This shows a very basic misunderstanding of what Dishonored is