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Just One of the Guys remains my favorite teen/high school movie. It is endlessly quotable.

I always go for the onion rings for my side at Culver’s. Originally it was because their fries are pretty mid and I am not super wild about curds anyway, but frankly they are the best fast food onion rings around, at least anywhere around here.

Same, although we always watch it on the 30th, obv.

Yes, he said Hank’s name, and then Hank embraced him. So he is not brain dead, but he has just gone through who knows how much torture and trauma, and then it stopped suddenly and the love of his life shows up out of nowhere. He was definitely in some form of shock (no pun intended), I would say.

FWIW, the showrunner is on record saying that book readers know who the Dragon is, so that is not going to change, I wouldn’t think.

JFK would clear their protocols.

The coma bit, even though you knew it had to be a con or something, was absolutely wonderful. An all time scene for the show, IMO.

And yes, Holt telling Cheddar to abort the mission was fantastic.

Infiltrator is the class I am going to do on my Insanity run through the trilogy. It is the class I have used the most in my many playthroughs and, as you said, actually lines up pretty well on the higher difficulties overall. 

“I was Lon Chaney’s lover.”
“Then go back and love him!”

That famed Duke education on display.

I remember reading that prologue standing in Waldenbooks (dating myself a bit) looking for a new series to read, and was hyped as Hell after that. The rest of the book was...meh. It took me a few tries to get through it.

Luckily the series picks up significantly from there, and is a favorite of mine. I just completed a

There were multiple stories a month or so ago that say that a KOTOR remaster/remake is in the works, but of course no confirmation anywhere. 

Yep. I have bought it twice (once on sale for PS3 and then the PS4 remaster on Black Friday) and have never even started it. I have an abstract interest in the game, but when I think about actually playing it, I just lose interest.

For me, that was the pilot of The Americans. I was hooked from the jump.

You could pick any one out of a dozen or so examples from The Americans, which uses licensed music better than any other tv show in history. My pick would be “Brothers in Arms” from the same episode.

A really underrated movie. A great piece of work by William Friedkin, whose directing career is an absolute enigma to me. He did direct some episodes of CSI as well.

Another wildly underrated film, IMO.

A local theater ran Emmet Otter around Christmas 2 years ago, and my wife and I went to see it. It is arguably my favorite theater going experience of my life. As a young child when it first released, it was a Christmas tradition for me, so seeing it on the big screen was really special to me.

They could do the game during the two year gap between ME1 and ME2, which had the Andromeda Initiative in development (since the ships leave prior to ME3, IIRC) and everyone trying to pick up the pieces after the Reaper attack at the Citadel. Liara could be on the planet you visit where you find the wreck of the

Probably going to finish my No Guns playthrough of Fallout 4. Melee and throwables/mines only on Very Hard. Melee is absurd if you plan out everything in advance and prioritize specific perks, but I didn’t want to do that and let it be a bit more organic. Of course, I still did a lot of the same things I would have