I never had the chance to do much side-by-side comparison of Genesis games versus their SNES counterparts, so I just assume the Genesis ones were better because that's what I owned. On that note, Hyperstone Heist was way better than Turtles in Time.

Rock, flag, and eagle.

Wait, I'm confused. Are you saying he's going to get his leg broken by an unruly mob of commenters?

It's ok, Paul. We still like Turn On the Bright Lights.

Another possibility for this list: Kele Okereke's "The Boxer", although he apparently also released an EP the next year before getting back together with Bloc Party. It's too bad their releases post-A Weekend in the City have been largely disposable.

I really liked Box Car Racer when it came out, but I've been pretty loath to revisit it.

Yes, he's the one with the nasally-whiny voice.

Yeah, wasn't Horrible Bosses a pretty big hit? With that and his SNL appearance, I got the feeling Charlie Day was starting his climb to the top.

@avclub-0935eda7b8d73fecb414b2f16f98d68f:disqus What? The Departed is a great film. The accents are half the fun!

See also: Woody Allen.

@ComradeQuestions:disqus I'm still wishing for flash-sideways Sawyer and Miles to get their own buddy-cop series.

They called me "Smellson". Ha-ha!

You've heard the expression "let's get busy"? Well this is a show that gets biz-zay. Consistently and thoroughly.

Scorpion balls are considered a delicacy in Astapor.

Yeah, as an outside observer, I'm kind of envious (and maybe slightly frightened) of the intensity of their fandom.

I didn't realize there were so many Süper Lig fans around here.

NFL: Texans
MLB: Cubs
NCAA: Rice, then Notre Dame
MLS: Dynamo kind of by default, I guess
Other soccer: Fenerbahce, just because

Oh, I read his comment as "a fucking fantastic series," and we were about to get into a serious internet argument.

Well, we saved Garrett.

I think Archer probably edges out Happy Endings for me in the laughs category, but they're both pretty much non-stop hilarious.