Adds some credence to the fan theory that, not only does the Mother die, but that Robin and Barney get a divorce, paving the way for Ted and Robin to be together.

Ted and Kevin saw Weird Al together. That's a bond that lasts a lifetime.

She moved back to Germany after breaking up with Ted and opened a bakery. We saw it earlier this season.

Looks like the Flash to me. Okay.

They still show up in the comics pretty frequently, I believe. So they never really went anywhere. We just don't see them as often.

My ex-girlfriend was weirdly invested in Lindsay Lohan's well-being, so I know way too much about her, and I agree. Watching people like her spiral out of control is tough because it's not like she's just an asshole or something, like Bieber. She genuinely has a problem and it's probably going to kill her.

He had the TiVo guy on the phone! What was he supposed to do?

Furthest for Ted anyway, we've seen Lily and Marshall as super old once or twice.

And in "The Exploding Meatball Sub."

The last time we saw Robin's sister was seven years ago, and she was still in high school. Maybe she acts differently because she got older is all.

Not to mention that we saw that it took her close to a decade to move on from her own personal loss, with the death of Max. It seems cosmically cruel to kill her after she fell in love with someone else.

You can't print that!

I don't get the hate for Lone Ranger. I thought it was a lot of fun. My best guess is that people are tired of Depp's "schtick," but whatever. I enjoyed that movie.

Around $14.4 million, based on the movie's '96 release date.

My friend's dad always hated the movie for that very reason, but my friend and I had no attachment to the show other than knowing the theme song. But I can imagine how I'd feel if I saw a 24 movie years down the line that revealed Jack Bauer had been a traitor the whole time or something.

I guess Crash, not just because it's a weak movie (it is) but because I really, really loved Brokeback Mountain, and it was a genuine gutpunch when it lost.

Why don't we just call it "Kickin' Impossible?!"

The third one's my favorite, but who am I kidding, this article nailed it. ALL of these movies are a complete blast. Here's looking forward to M:I5.

Sonic CD is indeed the shining star of the Sega CD's library, but there's also Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side, Lethal Enforcers, Lunar: Silver Star and Lunar Eternal, Popful Mail, Rise of the Dragon, Robo Aleste, Shining Force CD, Silpheed and Snatcher. If you can look past the glut of FMV games,…

Hey the Sega CD had a few good games! The 32X, not as much.