inle, yeah they totally blew me away with the old school fonts. That module Isle of Draconis or whatever it was, that looked completely authentic for late 80's AD&D. The stack of books that Neil gave to Jeff looked like the real things. I'm guessing whoever wrote this nerdtastic episode also provided those books.

Zack, I disagree with Shirley being a problematic character. I started enjoying her from about halfway through season one. As a type, I think she represents a challenging character to play in that group dynamic, but the Yvette Nicole Brown does a great job and the writers give her great material.

How about a Chosen One story where the CO just flat out fails, and that skeptical guy who's like "we shouldn't put all our eggs in the prophesy basket" turns out to be right? Then, the skeptics launch their desperate plan B and…well, I don't want to ruin it for you.

I know what you're trying to do, HDB, and I'm not going to be drawn into an argument about the fourth season of The Wire. Nice try.

Commissioner Gordon, I don't suppose you have a link?

Good eye.

Yeah, once Bank of America asked me to be CEO, and I was like no way man, I keep it REAL. They begged and pleaded but I just laughed and went back to my mom's basement.

I agree with you ray11, but we're in the minority here.

We should have a contest!
Who can troll harder than Armond White? He's at the top of the profession, but I'm sure there are a couple amateur trolls here who can come close. I'd start things off, but I'm currently drawing a blank.

Snooki's Chilean? Fuck, that explains everything.

It's a stupid complaint, but Simon could rebut a little more gently. The problem is not that Baltimore is being depicted so poorly but that other cities are portrayed so unrealistically.

I'm with Hm and Fuck You All. Prison Girls and Pharaohs are two of my favorite Case songs. For me, the crickets can either be annoying or pleasant, depending on what's going on and my mood (for instance, it's generally quite irritating during the evening commute). But is it really necessary to figure out which is…

Roseanne was such a peculiar phenomenon for me, because I loved everything about that show except the titular character/actress. This is the show that made John Goodman famous — and for good reason, since the show would have never reached the levels is reached without him.

Urg, some of you guys are getting atheism way wrong. For instance:

So what's the problem? Are you people going to these movies? Those of you with kids, like Robotguy, have an excuse for giving a shit. As for the rest of us, just try to avoid buying a ticket and you should be fine. I mean, what's next, complaining about the latest Nickelodeon cartoon?

I wouldn't put Venture Brothers at number one, but it certainly deserves a place on the top 25. VB has been so consistent that I can see how one might overlook it, but yeah.

Also, The Walking Dead shouldn't be on the list.

EG, the big problem I have with Deb not looking past the curtain is that, for all she knows, it could be very dangerous to point a gun at these two killers who she cannot clearly see. If she really wanted that plausible deniability, she could have just left without alerting them to her presence.

Agreeing with the disappointment. I actually liked the last few episodes a fair amount, but this was a huge cop-out. The way Lumen just up and leaves…what kind of "love" is that? It sounds like she was never actually in love, or she would have at least given it a go, impractical as it would have been. Deb had no…

Code intact
I didn't read through all the comments, so I may have missed if someone pointed this out. Like the subject says, I don't believe that the killing of Liddy violated Harry's Code in the slightest, for one simple reason: Liddy drew the knife and came at Dexter, and Dexter's hands and feet were bound. What…