He came out shortly after the finale and stated that the ending was meant to be feel-good, not cynical.

Sounds to me like you should forget your real world troubles and drift off into the escapist embrace of superhero cinema.

In the text he actually goes by "Saruman of Many Colors."

Don't ask me to explain blind, irrational nerdrage.

"Lost." The answer is always "Lost."

After "Stealy" I'd pay good money to see a show with characters animated and voiced by Justin Roiland just walking around nonchalantly stealing stuff.

I'm pretty sure this commercial premiered last night during the commercials after an episode of Rick and Morty. At least that's where I saw it first. So maybe it wan't technically during the show but it was in between two episodes of the show since they aired a block.

Anybody else remember Swingtown? Yeah, didn't think so.

And he would have done it in a cave. With a box of scraps!

So many dick jokes, so little time.

Oh, definitely. This one just let it all hang out.

"what might be the first dick size joke in Doctor Who history"

I'm just wondering if anyone identifies with Hannibals ideas of "family."

Pretty much any Whedon "family" fits for me. I'd probably choose the crew of Serenity though.

That's what we call a "deprecateabrag."

And Supernatural may never die. Heck, the boys just killed Death so if that doesn't say something about the course the show's taken, I don't know what does.

I always thought Smallville ran forever, it's only recently that I realized Supernatural has passed it in terms of length with this current season. That's just crazy.

And I always thought Rugrats was completely unrealistic.

As a non-catholic who attended catholic school all his life, the joke is not lost on me.

But the first part of The Wake is so worth it. Plus the art is still amazing in the second half. I also tend to look kinder on things that many find disappointing or lackluster so it wasn't a huge let down. Take also, my views on most Scott Snyder endings.