I'm a sucker for carnival settings in horror, so this makes me quite happy. It's basically the best excuse for AHS to up the ante on batshit insanity ten fold. (by which I mean grease-painted man ass, of course)

Nope, still there, still waiting. :( When Breaking Bad: 2097 is inevitably made, you'll find RoboHuell just sitting and tapping his foot in the RoboSafe Room.

Video games. Is it really necessary to throw in beeps and bloops (apparently graphics have made astounding leaps and bounds since the seventies, but sound design hasn't budged a bit) and make the players have excited seizures on the couch?

Reposted AV Club Comments: The Movie… OF COCK, with soundtrack by Dawes. I expect no less than that from my "hey guys, the internet!" movies.

Yeah, ANThology is a fun album all around. Not great by any means, but enjoyable.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: they had a BUNCH of hits.

I think horror has the highest crap-to-gold ratio. Even the best horror tends to be kind of iffy when looked at outside of the scope of the genre. (and I say this as a massive fan)

Oh man, read JDATE. The movie is more or less a "We took one of the plots from the book and filmed some of it" type deal. Great treat for fans, but it doesn't do the full story justice at all.

Agreed. I'd love to see a Night Vale movie just because holy shit a Night Vale movie, but without the filter of Cecil's delivery, it would just be John Dies At The End all over again. (another prime example of a story best kept to its original medium)

I too have thought about appearing on Home Improvement. For some reason, the thought always ends in Tim Allen eating his way out of the world's largest Braeburn apple while Earl Hindman weeps softly offscreen and I angrily scribble in a notepad.

Hey, I never signed off on that!

As someone who stuck through to the bitter end and actually kind of enjoyed the shitshow of the last two seasons, all I can remember is this:

I live in the heart of it now, and yeah… woof. It's not without its charms, and I'd rather live here than move back to Dallastown, but maaaan, this place has issues.

I'm liking what I haven't heard so far. Keep it up!

Right underneath the "Welcome To York" sign is a smaller sign saying "We swear, we don't enunciate like that guy from Live".

Hey now, those crazy kids had a bunch of hits.

Boyz II Men, eh? Of all our musical exports (sorry again about Live), I wasn't expecting them.

Real person in a real-ish car emblazoned in real ads racing against decidedly unrealistic Sega characters in fantastical vehicles, all on wildly unrealistic courses. There's a wee bit of tonal and visual disconnect there.

I kind of want to see this… I've never experienced eight straight hours of cringe comedy.

Watch it all at once, you say? Sure. I've got tiiiiiiiiiiiiime.