You don’t actually know what an asset flip is.

That’s the point though - the bad guys may not be able to stop you, but the longer it takes you to stop them, the more damage they can do against people and property and therefore the worse hero you are. And by creating “hero points” and tying your abilities to that score, this game has given you a reason to want to…

I think a game can be interesting without death being the only failure condition. Like in this case, the weakness of Superman can be that there is only one of him... the challenge can be in the ability to spread your efforts in all parts of the city that need your help at once. Bosses can play into that idea as well,…

This looks awesome, but also points out the biggest problem with a Superman game: dude’s basically invincible, so what’s the point? None of those guns can hurt him, so any combat that isn’t a boss battle against another superpowered being is kinda pointless.

I could see it being fun for a while to just punch criminals…

Definitely a Superman game with the “flying challenges”

It ain’t just rappers that love SpongeBob. When my brother was doing Federal time one of the worst prison fights he ever had the displeasure of witnessing was a straight brawl over a guy changing the channel from SpongeBob. 

What a stupid opinion to have.

...Wow, how the fuck did that ever get 5 upvotes?

If you don’t give a shit about pop culture, sure. But why else are we even here?

Stupidly AWESOME!

Yep, the episode was “When You Wish Upon A Weinstein,” which is now part of the FG syndication package. Married With Children pulled two episodes, “A Period Piece,” and “I’ll See You In Court,” both of which also aired in syndication.

Hannibal had its episode pulled back in the 1st season after the Boston bombing. Wasn’t political, it was just full of sick shit involving kids.

I checked and there was an episode of Law & Order: SVU that was shelved, last year. It involved sexual misconduct allegations of a Trump-like presidential candidate (played by Gary Cole!)

Peter Griffin ~ “This reminds me of that time I was in an early episode of Family Guy.”

“Protests are fine and all, but I wish people would keep it to themselves.”

That athletes kneeling during the national anthem is even controversial makes me sad-ish.

When was the last time this happened? Early Family Guy?

One of the massive strengths of the recent Planet of the Apes movies is that they mostly leave the “this is how we got to the Planet of the Apes” stuff to one side to focus on characters and ideological conflicts. The explanations are there if you want them but they’re more interested in Caesar’s journey. I really…

Yeah well, what are your thoughts on sand?

I’ve always wanted to know how Han met Chewie, just as much as I wanted to know who built C-3PO.