Is that the one with the two guys who seemed not angry at how bad the movie was, but genuinely tired and saddened? Because that was great.

You have high expectations for bananas.

Sounds like he could have used a good tolchok in the yarbles.

I'm so used to things where anybody who's body has been claimed to be seen offscreen is actually alive that I was convinced he'd survived *somehow*.

We don't know how dedicated the prop department is here.

So YOU'RE the one who stabbed my jester!

I was wondering if they were going to do the crazy laughing, but I think this way was much better. Just devastated and lost until the inevitable comes down.

Somebody who can make good pastries is not to be tossed aside.

He really, really nailed the hehs.

I saw a flash of a guy wearing a mermaid thing. Was that Manderly? If so, I am immediately writing letters about him not being fat enough.

It ain't a GOT episode if it doesn't end with somebody thinking you're a monster.

Hey, they're inclusive! It's nice they're giving work to people with…whatever the hell is wrong with that guy's skull.

And killing god was built u to be some special thing only Will and the knife could do, right? And then he dissipated in a gentle breeze.

That sounds both freaky and amazing.

Damn it I should have known that by the time I got home there'd be a couple Spec Ops mentions already. It's worth it, though. That is one hell of a game.

His Dark Materials almost doesn't feel genuinely atheist to me at all, because after all the stuff about not taking things on blind faith, a big chunk of the plot of the third is  entirely "listen to the Dust computer and do what it says on blind faith."

Damn but The Neverending Story is an amazing book. It gets so strange and sad.

An odd thing One Piece censorship is remember how much violence there was to cut out of the 4Kids version, and then coming to Japan and seeing a bunch of first graders with Luffy pencil cases. Or ones from Naruto, the show about murder and child soldiers.

It's hard to imagine now, but back in the day, I honestly got the impression from screenshots and reviews that Metal Gear Solid was your average grim, self-serious, testosterone-fueled military action thing. It was ages before I finally gave it a shot, got to the cyborg ninja cutting off a Russian cowboy's arm, and…

Sadly, no. I'm not in the happening part of Japan, I guess.