I've never understood this. What, exactly, is "stoner comedy" in relation to Adult Swim? Is it cleverly written comedy wrapped in an absurdist premise? You don't need to be high to enjoy it, you just need to not be a judgmental asswipe. Or, better yet, you need to actually watch it before applying lazy labels to it.

As a giant fan of Sparks Nevada (and really all of Thrilling Adventure Hour) I am pleased to report that good Marshal Nevada is indeed a take-off on John Carter.

The Elders refer to it as "Barsoom"

He's also the only funny part of The Ten.

Woah, woah, woah. Bob Le Flambeur is an incredible. outstanding film, but The Good Thief is a great remake. Nolte is outstanding in that movie.

And somewhere, a group Verison store-bound state school graduates lifted their beetlebrows to the sky, shook their animal bone clubs and released a hearty yawp to the heavens in celebration of their divine leader appearing on their magic picture box for a further these-many cycles.

A long-standing joke in the Bullock household, particularly when watching Star Trek: Deep Space Nine with Pops Bullock.

Not only living up to your name, but also reminding the world of Tricky? Well played.

Only on "Sons of Anarchy," and that kid completely sucks.

Wither Abel?

It's seems like they got mostly Vulcan and toddler in their splice with an uncured side of beef.

Correct on both counts. The second I read that, I said the word out loud, then threw the book. Downside? I was on the CTA and nearly hit some poor old woman on her way home from the Mag Mile.

I sit my family 'round the campfire and have them watch "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence."

I love that it's essentially a more manic take on the voiced he used for Ezekiel on Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

It's PDN. You have to expect a certain level of fatal error in his reviews when he references something he regards with contempt.

It's 16-bit. Almost everything that gets labeled "8-bit" is 16-bit.

I too was one of those eight people. FOOD PARTY WAS AMAZING.

Nothing illegal, I think you mean.

Well, thank god it makes things easier on your end; if it didn't, this redesign would be baffling. On the main page, there's almost no distinction between sections (you've got a color code, why not a border? Something, at any rate.) and my beloved Newswire just kind of disappears into the background (and rarely seems…

I can't believe this is getting a theatrical release. Between this and "Rush," it is an outstanding time to be an old school racing enthusiast.