Both the "Here I am!" and "I found you!" get laughs from me each time.

I'm definitely getting there. But it's so hard to resist.

It is a bit disappointing that Max can't jump worth a shit in this game.

Both games have their "tedious gameplay" moments. Arkham's is the tank battles and Max's is the button-pressing-scavenging.

Max definitely talks too much in the game. I probably wouldn't mind if he had a vocal presence similar to Rob Wiethoff's John Marston (Red Dead Redemption) but whoever they found for Max is so generic and pointless that they would have been better making him a silent protagonist.

Currently playing this and taking my sweet ass time (something you most certainly want to do this game - I've gone hours without actually completing any missions) and I dig it for what it is and don't waste my time hating it for what it's not. It definitely has its short-comings; the 2 big ones for me are the…

This is usually the case with Lynch productions.

So who will start receiving messages from The Log in the new season? Guesses?

Can someone explain to me why Stephen Root is not on this list…

Oh yes. On the same level, despite what others say, of At Folsom Prison.

Not only a great song but one of Cash's best Columbia albums featuring one helluva cover of "When It's Springtime In Alaska (It's Forty Below)."

Uncle Deadly With A Lint Roller (New band name - dibs!) was the highlight.

We comment-making folk don't read the reviews 'round here.

The real question is…

This'll probably be the comment of the day. Jussoyouknow.

This… sounds amazing. I cast Swedish Chef as either John Wick or the lead villain.

This. This just looks bad.

You take that back!

I kindly disagree - season 4 has lots of great episodes that benefit from repeat viewings (thank you, Comedy Central):

Why can't they just do a show based on Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon?