I actually liked the ending when it first aired, but now that I've had time to think about it I'm also more of an apologist. Yes, it was problematic in a lot of ways, but it also (for the most part) gave every character a nice little send-off moment and served as a mostly satisfying conclusion to the show's emotional…

Why Can't I Touch It?
Why Don't We Do It In the Road?
Where Is My Mind?
Where You'll Find Me Now
(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding
What's Going On
What's Going Ahn
What Is Life
What They Do

If this show is anything like Lost, characters will only be given names that let you know the writers went to college.

He just wants his audience back.

And watch The Dog Show. And weave things.

"He's one of the old gods! He demands sacrifice!"

It's not quite like PC yet, because the Big 3 act as gatekeepers for what's allowed to come through and what isn't in terms of content, as well as requiring a bunch of other stupid arbitrary shit like mandatory Achievement/Trophy integration. Yeah, the available distribution channels for indie developers have still…

What about that game show Joey is auditioning to be the host of?

The only particularly convoluted part of the game that we see, though, is that playing a certain tile

I was going to mention Mother 3, it's just that the actual gameplay isn't really that different from other traditional RPGs (aside from the rhythm thing, which is awesome but not exactly a major paradigm shift), it's mostly the storytelling elements and presentation that set it apart. But I dunno, maybe it deserves…

I thought of Braid, too, but a big part of how it mixes narrative with gameplay is through constantly referencing Super Mario Bros. Not to mention that the story is heavily informed by huge blocks of text. But I guess the way it uses all these things in conjunction with gameplay to tell its story is still innovative…

I shanked your Jengaship? We're playing Connect Four!

Or they could just kill Marcus off and make him the new main character.

"Next we just need a show featuring Hispanic characters that doesn't feature George Lopez."

This really makes me appreciate being Jewish. I just had to watch the PBS Woody Allen documentary.

Yes, exactly. The movie is "slavishly faithful" in that it directly copies a lot of the book's most iconic images and manages to cram as much of the plot in as possible, but thematically and tonally it often completely misses the mark because of a handful of monumentally stupid creative choices. Like doing Snyder's…

What about white males with Asian avatars who look kinda white?

To be fair, there have been some good video games and cartoons in recent years, but yeah, I still wouldn't mind just erasing the past 12 years or so of Star Wars stuff.

Unless there was soma in that Jeffrey, I think you might have gotten some names mixed up here.

Nah, let's start with Winnipeg. I've never actually been there, but I have it on good authority* that it sucks.