Assaulting a built up area while trying to identify and neutralize only belligerent combatants requires intricate planning and execution. If you aren’t willing to take the time required for this you might as will use artillery to reduce the buildings and at least minimize friendly casualties. It’s horrible math, but…

This will be a very interesting show for me. I was stationed at Ft. Hood at the time. Ft. Hood is just down the road a piece from Waco. I was part of a team that advised the FBI and ATF on their deployment, we also advised them on how to conduct their breaches and gain footholds in the compound. The ATF teams did some…

my least favorite customers were the all you can eat wings ones on the bargain night.

Here I thought the question would be about asking for just a glass of water and no food.

I may be labeled a heretic for saying this, but I still prefer the Road Warrior and think it is the most emotionally engaging action film I’ve seen. Maybe it’s just because there are more opportunities for quiet moments with the characters. I found the Humungous more interesting than Joe, Wez a better and scarier…

I agree that Fury Road is a fantastic movie, just jaw dropping at times. I have to say I think The Road Warrior is better, but that’s not a knock on Fury Road.

Believe me, I love Fair Warning, too.

That said, FAIR WARNING is a secret masterpiece ...

The Van Halen brothers are what broke Van Halen up. Everything else was just a symptom of the problem

Right before the big state meet years ago, my youth swim coach had us try and visualize our upcoming races while listening to that song. He told us to “really listen to the lyrics.” We all laughed at him.

Wow, this is the most wrong thing I’ve ever read.

You know, me have read lot of complains in past year about “mission drift” at A.V. Club, how site writing about politics and food (and yet rarely cookies! What up with that, A.V. Club?), but one thing me have always loved about site is that there always room for something this personal and heartfelt, regardless of…

Ok next question—with the new site layout, what’s the best way to find old TV club reviews? I’m often (ok always) way behind on most shows, but I like reading the AV Club reviews anyway, even if I’m too late to join in the discussion. The old site had that handy “Find shows” drop-down in the TV Club section on the…

Was it Ernie?