Not to be that guy, but Go-Bots preceded Transformers. So it's Go-Bots/Crush the Castle and Transformers/Angry Birds.

Actually, cokebabies, yes, it did. Sure, the version that was initially released didn't have it, but the version that came packed with the SNES post-1994 had World included.

Speaking of Phil Hartman, if I find out that they made an episode of his death for this shitty show, I'm going to find the filmmakers responsible and make my own film of their "final 24".

And here I thought the link would direct me to a Dragonball episode.

And commentary by Bob Saget.

Blerf
Am I the only one here who, after reading this article, is half tempted to rent/steal this movie simply to hear its commentary? It sounds glorious.

Immigrants… I knew it was them! Even when it was the Juggalos, I knew it was them!

May I suggest "feather touch." You have selected "POWER DRIVE."

@keptsimple: I hate all RPGs that have random encounters. It's annoying, unnecessary game padding for games that already run for 5 times the length of the average game. And I find it funny when people blame console limitations on random encounters. Shit, even Zelda II on the NES allowed you to see/avoid the…

Well, considering what the games are about, 'Bio-Hazard' is a helluva lot more appropriate of a title than 'Resident Evil'.

@Billy and the Cloneasaurus: And it could be animated by a pack of n*ggers.

Chihuahua
I liked the chihuahua gag better when the Rabbids did it… almost a year ago.

…But then gets whisked away with some space marines to fight aliens at a research station on another planet, except she's only pretending to know what she's doing because she's actually only an actor from a now-canceled sci-fi television show that aliens mistook for being a documentary.

So no one here likes the Toy Story films, I take it?

For that last remark, I could kiss Cave Commentor… on the penis.

…he who is called I am.

ME! No, wait, I am Jackie Chan. DAMMIT!

Barf Man, you so cray-zay!

BECAUSE SHE LOOKS LIKE A HORSE! BA-ZING!

Boondork 'Aints
I honestly have no idea why people liked the first film. None. I watched it and wondered why do many people loved it. Can someone explain?