Plastic Beach is alright, but I definitely think The Fall is so inessential people forget it's a "real" Gorillaz record.

On other forums I visit, I'm already seeing a backlash to the "it's a dilapidated boat!" line.

I like the idea of RAW having bickering heels (Steph vs. whomever) and Smackdown have Shane and, say, Mick Foley just hanging out and being cool with each other.

I'd argue "Kanye" was an unacceptable answer; he's "Kanye West" and not a mononym like "Beyonce" or "Cher."

I still feel like Final Deletion was dumb and will be forgotten by the fall, but damn if it didn't already have an impact.

I liked it. Aside from me wandering off during the first hour (oh, how will I live after missing that Ryder/Sheamus segment!), the entire three-hour RAW kept me entertained. Not only did it keep me entertained, but the angles felt logical. Having AJ and The (Bullet) Club bring up how John Cena treats his "friends"…

Seriously, who's James Rolfe?

Poe Dameron has a law?

I honestly can't wait for Ghostbusters to come out so we can move on to the next "battle."

I think a lot of it has to do with Hollywood producing sequels to things that never really grabbed America's attention the way they thought they did. For instance, Now You See Me 2.

Plus, it has the bonus of an easily recognizable public domain character! It's cash money all around! Eat it, John Carter and Peter Pan.

Ok, out of the few times I've been to Sonic, everyone was waiting in line because they never sent out workers to help those that have parked.

He's a terrier-ist! He breeds dogs and writes terrier-ist fiction!

I'll always have room to collaborate with you, Master Shake.

"Ring-tine?"

I'd argue all those bands have decent singles, but the full albums quickly turn repetitive.

I think Sasha's being pushed now, but she hadn't been for a long time. I hear they want to keep her strong for when she beats Charlotte at SummerSlam, but the only way Creative knows how to do that was to not have her involved in any matches from WrestleMania to now.

Unfortunately, there's a reason why most fast food places have moved away from the "drive-thru only" model, and that's because no one likes waiting in the drive-thru lane for 20 minutes while the people in front of you slowly get their orders made.

I believe Adnan and Jay were in on it together, but Jay somehow got spooked and decided to turn in Adnan to take the blame off him. That's why Jay knew all the details, but he couldn't say why he knew all the details. Adnan can't pin it completely on Jay, because the evidence tying Jay to the crime also ties Adnan to…

But if the animals die, he can always bring them back to life with a touch!