Here I was thinking it was just a nice pun on Dark Souls. Nice catch!

I just couldn't believe he threw in the propaganda segment denouncing Pakistan's incursion into Kashmir.

Everyone's a tool even those on your team.

Yeah, it seems like everyone on The Wire ended up getting left out cold for future casting. It was nice seeing Wood Harris again in Justified but he was absolutely typecast as an opportunistic drug dealer.

Yeah, after looking them up on IMDB I realized they have different faces but it's been a while since I've watched The Wire so there's that. Is Happyish any good? I saw a preview and thought it looked great, but all the reviews I've seen so far are negative.

Oh come on, there are still so many great candidates. "eps1.6_P3ngu1n_s@z_sl1d3.rmvb", "eps1.7_m@yh3m.asf"

The episode titles are hacker references written in 1337 speak:
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It's going to be a hard sell having Mr. Robot without Mr. Robot., but I too would like to see it unrevealed. Just let it be assumed without making it explicit and make explicit that it will never get a big reveal and the show will be stronger for it.

I wonder at the end how much of this series is all in Elliot (or is it Elliot?)'s mind. The Evil Corp commercial sure, but I also feel like we take for granted that every instance of whatever actual company name there is for Evil Corp is has been replaced with Evil Corp. How many other things have been overwritten…

"And there is only one thing we say to publishers: 'Not today'"

The Monkees Escaped from the Lab

"You're tearin' out my heart when I'm with you."

Just stapp!

That's a great idea, then Jon would never leave*.

I hope they get Arby's!

So at first I laughed and thought about Justin Timberlake again, but then I imagined how much ad money could be made from serving banners on a social website where two political factions are locked into reloading the page to do eternal verbal battle. Where can I invest?

It's the haircut, if he quit parting it at the top it would look like a normal head.

Sandoz is right in that P5 were more a thing for foreigners but Shibuya Kei had a large following in Japan at the start of the 90s—just with a different lineup than was commonly considered Shibuya kei in the west. Flipper's Guitar (Cornelius's band with Kenji Ozawa), L<->R (where Takako Minekawa got her start) and…

I'm a little disappointed the "we have the right to bear arms to resist the supreme power of a corrupt and abusive government. It’s not about duck hunting; it’s about the ability of the individual." quote wasn't unpacked more as it seems prevalent lately with gun groups.

I went back and listened to this a little while back after it randomly got stuck in my head and I was immediately blown away by how much effort was put into this song. Not only does Sandler commit to the reggae sound the whole way through, we get a full bridge and oddly moving guitar solo in addition to the basic…