I'm gonna cry so hard.

Yeah, @avclub-29501df08e5d9ae59e432e4f188d3735:disqus I agree with that.  But I had a group of friends that changed so much (and so often) during my four years of college.  I'd be thinking, "These people are the best friends I've ever had."  And then a year later I'd be like, "Whatever happened to that dude?"

I wanna kiss you on the cheek.

…goddamnit.

THAT SHIT PISSES ME RIGHT THE HELL OFF.

Also pisses me off that all of that takes place halfway through ADWD and then… that's it.  Bye Davos see you in 2020.

That doesn't stop after high school, either.

fuck 'im

ugliness*

DON'T TALK BAD ABOUT THE STARKS GODDAMNIT

@avclub-b20754d0f1e8ae843e00a8b39a667112:disqus you're just not with the times, man.  Remember that it used to be taboo for people of different races to be together.

I've recently started to appreciate all of the Robins.  Especially the rivalry between Tim and Damian.  And if Bruce's death had stuck then Dick would've made a really cool foil to the original Batman.

Exactly. Nothing about grief is rational.

@avclub-64eec0c3fb6b12c43f51ec9e9c773fed:disqus It was super satisfying to see Obi-Wan slap that whiny little bitch around.

No mere human can play Spike Spiegel.  We must have…….Keanu…..Reeves….

i lol every tyme

And then you have his large catalogue of B-sides which are just as good as (in some cases better than) the material on his records.

I wouldn't go that far. It's got a really intriguing setup that most episodes do service to.  And there are some perfectly timed and delivered short jokes in Brotherhood.

I remember there being a few episodes in the first half of the series that didn't really seem all that important.  The one that comes to mind is the cat burglar episode.

Elliott Smith From a Basement on the Hill is my perfect record.