I can’t think of a show that wouldn’t be improved by adding a few lesbians. 

I was very surprised when The CW suddenly became my go-to place for fun, smart, inventive, and entertaining network TV in the heady days of Jane the Virgin, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and the peak years of Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow, and even the first season of Riverdale. I’m not at all surprised to see that card castle…

Think of the impossible Jeopardy answers you could come up with on stuff like this.

I’m amused at people being so upset that it’s out of character for him. In the games/books, sure, but new show new continuity.

probably the most shocking revelation from this series was in the episode about The Guy Game which revealed how Nintendo acquired Retro Studios. somehow these two videos are related to each other.

Discovered Matt recently, and I honestly love this series of his. Such interesting info, and sometimes he actually gets answers straight from the devs themselves, love that shit.

For reading an article that glosses over the serious stuff? Probably.

The fact that no one at the AV Club wanted their name on this thing apparently should have been a clue to not read this story and read up on it elsewhere.

I am not responsible for not being upset about something that’s not in this article that you read in a better, more complete article elsewhere. In this article, he comes off as a gross guy, but not a criminal.

That would have been something ideal for the AV Club to have included in this no-byline hack job.

Those would be the things left out by the AV Club write-up. I don’t know why they’d include “was a weird creep in a hot tub” and leave out the stalking, but their editorial decisions have been iffy for a while.

The prosecution didn’t overstate their case.  The judge didn’t allow them to enter evidence that demonstrated motive and premeditation.

The framing always seems to be “the story starts exactly one action before [whoever] started shooting.” So Rittenhouse started shooting because someone was chasing him to take his gun, and the detail that that someone was chasing him because he was displaying the gun in question as a threat has to be denied. The…

Literally if I heard there was a bar fight across town, grabbed some brass knuckles, drove over to the bar, got out, ran straight into the crowd and then shouted “I fear for my life” and started cracking skulls.

Weird to me that you types don’t consider it self defense to act aggressively toward the clear, obvious potential threat (dude with gun). I mean, personally, I’m not gonna try to grab a gun out of someone’s hands, but I can understand why people might.

Third guy drawing a gun, at least, doesn’t trigger your self…

If I accost you on the street brandishing an axe, and then wander off toward other people on the street still brandishing A GODDAMN AXE, and you chase after me and try to disarm me because you are afraid I might attack someone else, it’s not “Self Defense” if I kill you with the axe during the struggle.

Elfman also teased the “X-Men ‘97" theme when Stewart came out in that goofy yellow hoverchair.

Man, it must be great to work for a corporation that is willing to monitor people’s behaviour. I work for a man who routinely and inappropriately yells/screams at his employees, has punched a hole in the wall of an office, makes people uncomfortable with his off color jokes and political statements (that we of course…

Daily Beast says immediately after the attack, Chappelle made a joke of his own, reportedly saying the assailant was a “trans man”

Does it need reprinting, or can we just all agree not to be assholes to teenagers online?