33 is one of the best. Along with the "Daybreaks."

(Spoilers) Helo is the dick who robbed them of the chance to wipe out the Cyclons. Completely unjustifiable.

I still love the show too, but it's hard to recommend it to people or go back to being invested in it when I know the whole things was just being made up. There was no "plan", there were no "mysteries" to be solved. It was just shit that the writers came up with in the writer's room and worried about justifying later.

I don't buy into the idea that a group of people would actually do this, but I do give Moore credit for trying to set up the justification for it throughout the final season. He did put the survivors through soul-crushing event after soul-crushing event, to the point where I guess he hoped it would be somewhat logical…

Wow, and we make it exactly… zero episodes in before someone trots out the cliche weak criticisms of the final moments of the final episode.

For those who don't know, Popcorn Time is wonderful. It's basically Netflix for torrents.

There are so many great actors it actually becomes a little distracting.

I've thought this for a long time. It's not a classic, but it's very solid and Stallone did a nice job. It does, however, have a somewhat silly Hollywood(ish) ending with Liotta turning around at the last second to miraculously appear in the final shootout.

Try DOTA 2. It's not as intimating to get into as people say, and it's got the kind of depth that's really immersive. And you can have a really good, fun game in about half an hour to an hour.

SPOILER ALERT for Outlander 2:

I liked WotLK. When I put all that time into grinding my mage up to one of the top 20 on the server, just to have everything reset in the expansion, it kind of was like a cold dose of reality for me. I realized how pointless all of it was. Plus the game hit a big dead spot waiting for Pandas where all there was to do…

I haven't read them in a long time, but don't they involve the Tesseract?

Riddick is actually pretty terrific. As was Pitch Black.

The cure for my addiction to WOW turned out to be Mists of Pandaria.

I actually had an experience that might be worse…

Just stop for a second and realize that Glenn Close, the most awarded actress of her generation, was in a movie with a TALKING RACOON FROM OUTER SPACE!

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You would have been completely justified. There's not a jury in America that would convict you.

It was amazing. It's the first movie in I don't know how long that I'm going to see twice in the theaters. Hell, I might even go 3 times.

It truly is the Golden Age of television. In a single year you get new shows like Fargo and True Detective, plus new seasons from powerhouses like Game of Thrones, Hannibal, Mad Men, Orange is the New Black, the Americans, the Walking Dead and all the others mentioned above.