@avclub-eaff9f19dbfd5c5a5807b5dbfa656ec9:disqus No.

@avclub-ec26fc2eb2b75aece19c70392dc744c2:disqus is right! Let's stop fighting. Sorry, y'all.

12 Oz. Mouse was the low point. GOD that show sucked.

A. Children of Earth was indeed excellent.
B. Capaldi also appeared in "The Fires of Pompeii," which was also a young Karen Gillan's intro to the Who-niverse.
C. Stabbing myself in the ear with a pencil for typing "Who-niverse" unironically.

It's a funny name.

Gaming consoles are against the law in China, so they're actually legally bound to eschew Playstations.

I hope there's a scene with poop in it.

I got an Anna Kendrick notification for this???

Though he did have a few years of NCAA eligibility left and spent some time QB'ing for Texas State, a team notable mainly for its fleeting mid-'90s experiment of having a supermodel as placekicker.

In related news, Variety reports Michael Mann is gathering investors for a grim and gritty "Fish Police" movie.

Happy Meal: The IMAX Experience
(Were Astrosniks even a thing outside of happy meals?)

Jack Smurfy
You appeared from out of nowhere
Then disappeared
In broad daylight.

@klawman:disqus is right.

"It's quite rare for contestants to get past the preliminary questions."

Me. (Seriously. At the Tampa tryouts, I was top three of more than a thousand on the tests. Even got called back for an interview. Nada.)

"Wheat."

I would keep Aisha Tyler's dick safe from harm forever and ever.

Back in college, I was in a charity Double Dare match. We made the finals without ever taking a physical challenge. The frat bros running the event took a shine to our female competitors and started looking up questions in the encyclopedia to stump us. We got FIVE of those right before we finally had to do a physical…

Man, this ain't Tron.

River pirates used to kill the shit out of hapless pioneers there. True story.