Don't worry Handlen, you got to the bottom of "The Mystery of The Faux Finale," hit upon a number of the show's richer thematic elements, and asked the question that's been on everybody's minds regarding the Sovereign. If it's any consolation, I think you did great, champ.

Your humble opinion and that of thousands of nerds with a intellectual bend.

Doc Hammer responded to me on Facebook after I told him that through "The Better Man," I learned that my old man frequented the Bat Cave during his semester abroad in the '80's. Easily in my Top Five of Proudest Geeky moments.

There's a controversy there?

The troll. You're feeding it.

Really? I always felt 'A Dedication' was the weakest track on the album. 'Within and Without' or go home, son.

Having been born in the early '90's, this is definitely one of the more insightful pieces I've read on what it meant to be a music geek in the '90's. Hopefully unlike the R.E.M. series and 'Hip-Hop And You Do Stop', this will actually be seen to completion.

If this comes anywhere close to Within and Without, it's a shoo-in for one of the Best of 2013.

Welcome to the Wacky Western Civilization!

I probably should have chimed in on this when the thread was more active, but for my money, The Venture Bros. is one of the greatest shows ever made. People on this forum and around the internet have described it as Mad Men for the Beta male, and that's one of the most apt descriptions I've heard that does justice to…

As a longtime Regular Show viewer, yeah, this episode was pretty heavy on the interpersonal relationships.

Look, @NerdInTheBasement:disqus , I've never told anyone this before, but I can suck my own dick. And I do it… alot.

More concise than a Wikipedia entry, more informative than a snarky AV Club response: http://www.bleedingcool.com…

In related news, I just "got" the headline. Cold as ice, O'Neal.

Without even going past the first page, the presence of Yip Deceiver and your praise for Aquemini, you sir are a filthy hipster, and I am loving everything about it.

This was my first time watching it, but I couldn't help but feel like some of the movie's BIG moments were robbed of their oomph because I've listened to "Discovery" so many damn times- I had a good feeling when the climaxes were coming, "Superheroes" in particular.

Tonight. You.

Ayo dawg, me too!

Film: Interstella 5555 and Blue Jasmine.

I Danny Duberstein'ed the fuck out of the man in that room! Fuckin' VOILA!