Mine would be an amusement park that evoked a wide variety of emotions. It doesn't have to all be "Wheeee!" The palette is usually pretty limited. There should be thrills and scares, but other emotional experiences too like: compassion/empathy, arousal even. You could call the park, Emotional Rollercoaster.

I totally agree. I have only seen "Another Earth" and "The East," but she was great in both of them. I think you are getting at something with "raw and magnetic."

Worms: Battleground! I love the Concrete Donkey. My son and I have been playing this a lot.

Totally, I think Ryan may be giving a shitty homework assignment here. He's going to only accentuate Alex's tendency to lose his shit. You will die always. It's okay. Hard to practice your aiming and assertiveness if you are worried about getting shot. I guess he wants Alex to focus on movement and defensiveness, but…

That's good advice! I will try the one vector aiming too.

I played some of the COD:BO3 mulitplayer beta on PS4 this weekend, and I was so bad it was shocking. Of course, everyone was leveled up way higher than me, but they were also all better at the game. I haven't owned a console since Intelevision <pause for="" applause="">, although I have played FPSes on PC. I'm much…

I'll have to try that, in the middle of multiplayer death match.

I think the Destiny horse is out of the barn.

That's a good idea, although performance on a novel level is much more indicative of FPS skill.

Dude, reload from cover or out of the line of fire.

This series seems like a natural for some video. Could you hook us up? Also, is there any particular you chose the XBox One over the PS4?

I used to go by some variation of LeadMagnet, which was fitting.

I just finished TLoU and Left Behind. I wasn't going to mess with the MP, but you have piqued my interest. How do I find you on PSN?

I'm like a pancake-aholic, only for booze.

Another great thing about Angel was the cinematography. I loved how it was shot, such great lighting, contrast, and color palette. It had a really different look than Buffy, and in that respect at least, it was superior.

Now, that's just nice!

Love the ending to "X." I remember it vividly from watching it as a kid on a Saturday afternoon. It kind of reminds me of the ending to Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy, where the horror just rises to a fever pitch. Dancing bears getting shot; revival tent. That's some intense shit right there.

Dio is so metal it makes my head hurt. He was just straight-up, no-apologies, the real deal. \m/

Cyberchase is terrible. The characters are annoying and the animation is garish. That robot bird has got to be got.

You guys are killing it with this list of kids' shows. I totally second Gravity Falls. It's hilarious. I would love to see a list of the worst kids' shows. I have a lot to say about "Clifford, The Big Red Dog."