The words "Rick and Marty" caught my eye as I was scrolling, and for a brief moment, I thought you'd come bearing news about a certain Adult Swim series…

Carnival Night Zone just felt like a poor attempt to capture the magic of Casino Night Zone (in that they're both somewhat gimmicky and specific concepts for levels), and it fell far short of the mark.

There were also those bits in Ice Cap Zone (I forget which act) and Sandopolis Zone Act 2 when you're falling down this eternally-repeating backdrop, and unless you jump off at just the right point, flick a switch and then race back to the exit point in time, you're pretty much trapped there until the timer reaches…

There's actually quite a bit of interesting material online in regards to the Genesis-era Sonic games. Having grown up with them myself, I was pretty fascinated when I learned about all the abandoned semi-finished levels that hackers had stumbled across, particularly in Sonic 2.

Ugh, easily the worst part of the Genesis-era Sonic games. It's not that the barrels are particularly hard to handle once you've figured them out, but they're so counter-intuitive to the way every other damn obstacle works, most players just don't think "Oh! Up and down! Because in this part of the game, I'm…

Ray Wise will forever be my favourite on-screen Satan.

Wait, A.A. Dowd is reviewing people now?

Well, I proposed to my shoe…

I'm glad somebody found a way to make Friends funny.

"Walter, what's wrong? "
"Either a green unicorn just raced across the lab, or I accidentally took some LSD."

I actually think rule #4 could be broken in the final episode, but only if it ends with Charlie being super disappointed by the waitress, realising his infatuation was almost entirely "the thrill of the chase" and that he's wasted the last 12+ years of his life pursuing her. It would be the perfect capper to the…

There weren't, though. They wake up fully clothed next to each other and Charlie explicitly states that nothing physical happened (and seems genuinely put off by the notion). As creepy as Charlie's fantasies about the waitress may be, they're never sexual in nature, and The Gang Solves the North Korea Situation also…

And the second episode of the series (Charlie Wants an Abortion) made it very clear that Charlie wasn't a virgin.

Dude, he has Heather!

To be fair, they rarely ever depart from the show's usual tone/style. The only other instances that spring to mind would be The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell, Frank's Brother and The Maureen Ponderosa Wedding Massacre, and the occassional "experimental" sequences, such as the stop motion fantasy in the Christmas…

I'm seeing double! Six Cs!

This was essentially the live action version of South Park's "Asspen." And I mean that in the nicest way possible - that episode is nothing short of triumphant.

Thank you for writing this. Reading it made me a better man.

"Christian Grey on crack," perhaps.

I think CBS could do with some more diversity as far as the genre of their programming goes. Regardless of the lead's race, the world really doesn't need another fucking cop show.