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THE LATEST IN: DR. CLASH CATCHES UP ON MOVIES THAT EVERYBODY ELSE LONG SINCE STOPPED CARING ABOUT

I'll probably get to those once I'm done with this one. Any clue if the Wii-control versions are worth getting, or should I just get the original Gamecube versions?

Anyone else here ever play the Pikmin games? I just started Pikmin 3, first time I've ever played a game in the series. I like it a lot, but it stresses me the fuck out.

I think I'm in the minority on this, but for me, minus the last 5 minutes, the finale was one of my favorite episodes of the season. I do wish, in retrospect, that the season had incorporated more of those flashforwards over the course of the season, but somehow I really liked how they did it in the finale anyway. The…

PSA: Season 2 of Orange is the New Black is set to be released in 25.5 hours. Mark your calendars.

Yeah, it's a shame that season 9's technical inclusion with the rest of the show puts that asterisk on Scrubs' legacy forever. I really didn't mind the season for what it was, though.

Honestly, they all kind of blended together too much for me to rank them definitively. I do know that season 8 is absolutely my favorite season, and that my least favorite stretch of the show was the first half of season 5. Aside from that, I thought the show was fairly consistent all the way through (I didn't really…

I just watched the entirety of Scrubs in a mere two weeks. I'm not sure whether I should be proud of myself or horrified of how much free time I've had.

Well this made me laugh more than any other article on Buzzfeed ever has.

Hey, remember when Community was a show on TV?

The last paragraph of that article is some excellent O'Neal-worthy snark. So proud.

That's legitimately why I liked it. If they're going to make the movie different from the book, they may as well make it very different from the book.

I don't even dislike it! It's very good, but I've just never seen why it's held up as the gold standard of Harry Potter movies. I feel like I detracted it too much for how high I have it ranked, but most people reading this list probably already have an idea of why it's a good movie anyway.

And now for something very different than what all y'alls have:

There wasn't any of them, according to this movie.

So I just saw Days of Future Past, and even with no knowledge of the original X-Men trilogy, and very limited memories of First Class, that was a pretty damn good movie. I had never been super into the X-Men franchise before, but this one got me hooked to want to see what comes next.

I think all three of the documentary episodes have bleeped cursing. As Eric said, the instance in ADaC is the only instance where "real life" is bleeped, and it's not presented in the context of a video.

That's pretty good for a sitcom on NBC, period. What a weird phenomenon.

I think the idea is to catch Hannibal, not for him to die without his crimes being made known.