Black Monday was severely underrated (including by the AV Club), but I didn’t think there would be another season so expectations met!

Since when does “regrettably named” become “most regrettably named” other than in your particular head?

Some people enjoy the grind. It’s not so much that many of these folk like the repetitive action as much as they like the rewards provided by the grind. You fight until you get the drops you want which improve your ability to fight which means that you can beat stronger enemies which will drop more powerful loot, it’s…

I remember going to a con and having Jewel Staite sign my DVD’s. At the time I was wearing a shirt that said “BRING BACK FIREFLY”, a shirt which my wife had bought for me. To kind of start a conversation I asked “what do you think about Firefly coming back?” and you could immediately tell that she gets this question…

We use all three almost equally, and plan to do Disney+ when it’s available. Hopefully we can bundle with Hulu’s ad-free option, which is the BEST money in streaming. Not that I mind ads, just that Hulu’s ads caused havoc with navigation, and they were just so repetitive.

Deke was stabbed in the last episode.  Pax got him with a knife in one scene.  That’s why he had to have surgery.

I find it highly unlikely that this is the entirety of the show.  I don't think Netflix is that stupid. This is just click bait meant to enrage people.

You believe that the author actually considers this “cool”? Did you read the text of the article? Do you have any comprehension of tone at all?

This is such an awesome comment.

If you’re a conservative, not rich, and voted Dump, you’re a fool. Seriously. He’s not for you. He doesn’t care about you. In fact he doesn’t give a rat’s rear about you. All he cares about is how much you’ll cheer for him at his creepy wannabe-Nuremberg rallies. That’s it.

Well, Mozart did.

You don’t even know what “this” is yet. 

Lets just all remember that he is a child and likely doesn’t have the perspective to understand how awful this is. And instead blame the scores of adults who still made it happen.

Reminds me of when Jason Mantzoukas was on a show pranking people who just wanted an apartment.

Very much. I have to believe that there’s some kind of payout and/or job offer at the end resulting in some kind of Move That Bus! feel good moment. If not, it’s just televised cruelty.

That sounds mean spirited even for a typical prank show. 

Seeing as TellTale is moving to effectively scrap all of their ‘Telltale-style’ games, you can probably rest comfortably that there won’t be another season.

I mean, if you’ve already bought the games you can still download and play them. You just can’t buy them now. And stores with the physical copies are still selling them so far.

I’m fairly certain there are like 150-200 movies that just cycle through Prime, Hulu and Netflix, only HBO ever seems to get anything out of the ordinary on a consistent basis as far as older movies.

My favorite thing in this was the first scene, with Murphy, Raven, and the others stunned after listening to the recording from Monty, and repeating “may we meet again” back at them (as Clarke and Bellamy both did last season after hearing it), though of course he could not hear them.