They were not fans.

That joke is a bootable offense.

Pretty sure I don't like R'hllor.

Quidditch seems to be a lot like Family Feud, the worst of the game shows. The last round is almost always a Triple point round, and if your family can win that round, then there is a pretty good chance they win the game.

Right. By the end of the game, I want to feel super-powered. Still throw challenging enemies at me, just make them be something other than wild animals.

I'm sure you'll make another Loutallica post once the Darren Aronofsky-directed music video for "Iced Honey" comes out.

@avclub-ab60729bcbd8293eb5f31e5077c29049:disqus Yeah, that's the predicament I'm in. My computer just won't be able to run Skyrim the way I want it to. I'm building a new system soon, but I want to wait until after Christmas. But if I see some deals….

It's sort of like how whenever my friend runs a D&D campaign it starts off in a bar, for the sole reason to play into the cliche.

That's good. I hated being a near-unstoppable god-slayer who randomly died in a wolf attack.

I think it's definitely the weakest of the three (I won't acknowledge Crystal Skull at all, since I haven't seen it), but Temple of Doom is still pretty good. It's got a dude straight up ripping the heart out of a guy's chest!

I'm partial to Sack Lunch.

Yeah, Play Now is next season.

Milhouse had a Bizarro Milhouse.

Mario Batali?

I'm going to write in "When you someone eat it."

Jan and Dean

Hey, Rob Morrow had a lucrative 5 years on NUMB3RS.

I also thought it was Yanni.

He's the best bird law detective in the city.

I need a new computer before I buy Skyrim.