I can definitely see that: when you're approaching things from the perspective that modern comics are the philosophers of the day, there's definitely some pretension there.

Yeah, when T.J.'s shitfaced it can go either way: I've seen him both kill and bomb in that state. Kindler is amazing: always seems to have the perfect one-liner.

As a fan, he's one of the nicest comics that I've met. Since he grew up in Denver he comes back here a lot and every time I've had a conversation with him with him he's been very engaging and down to earth. He's also incredibly smart and curious.

Who is driving? Bear is driving! How can that be?!

I haven't watched yet: Was it actually Bernie or was it James Adomian doing Bernie? During the election, the mock debates those two did were pretty hilarious.

I was under the impression that the second, while it didn't do as well at the box office, was held in higher regard. I like both but, I too, prefer the second.

I wish I could give this multiple up-votes.

It is hours of something…

Thanks for reminding me of that. That was definitely the funniest part of the game and I remember laughing my ass off when I did it.

Well, Sewer Shark was a game… which is more than I can say for Night Trap.

It's possible I was in the same theater, but it's more likely that this was happening in theaters around the world that night.

The pinnacle of the use of toy instruments is Self's album from 2000, Gizmodgery. Entire album is done on toy instruments but it doesn't always sound like it.

For some reason I thought they had some tracks in RB from Hysteria as well (I seem to remember playing Pour Some Sugar On Me and, perhaps, Animal). They might have been downloads.

Didn't he lose it between Pyromania and Hysteria?

Sorry to be the math asshole here but that's not correct. That would be Generation ∫dx.

Second. Also, I have two small children that no one can take off my hands that weekend. Last year, they went nuts with my wife and I dancing to the RTJ performances.

I'll second that: when I was a kid, I started sleeping in a relatively young age; when I found out about Captain N, I started setting an alarm for 6am on Saturdays. I'm guessing the show was actually garbage but I loved it at the time.

I'm on board with VI, as I said above I would put it in a very close 2nd place to VII. I haven't heard as many people tout the virtues of IX as probably should: I really liked the return to the classic tropes. Between IV and IX, I might rank IV slightly higher, but that's probably more nostalgia than anything (as it…

Oh, I've played VI (the PS re-release). It's a very close second to VII in my mind.

If FFVII wasn't the best in the series, what was?