I got real nervous the first time Lorne was added to the opening credits of Angel.

Oh, yay! Buffy Week is actually going to be a full 7 days!

How hilarious would it be if Julievette going thru the mirror was the last we ever saw of her? Like, everyone else figures out what she did, but they can't get in and she can't get out, so that becomes the de facto end of her series arc?

The idea of watching two or more episodes of a Noah Hawley show back-to-back makes me want to throw up.

This is the only explanation I will accept.

Going off the assumption that this is the last one of these, I'm gonna throw you guys a curveball and say that my pick for most underrated character is Clem.

Clare Kramer has been on Doug Benson's podcast something like four times in the last calendar year. She has time. Juliet Landau and Kristine Sutherland probably have time. I bet even Eliza Dushku or Emma Caulfield would have time.

Or Peg from Margaret?

So this feature really is a 'Who's Who of Who Answered Our Calls,' huh?

But he had the power of heart!

The weapon durability just makes me unnecessarily nervous all the time, and I hate losing good stuff, but it can definitely be fun.

People also say different things to you if, say, it's raining, which, while not that difficult from a coding standpoint, is still pretty incredible.

For me that tower was one of the few disappointments I've come across so far, in that it brilliantly teaches you a solution that doesn't actually work.

This. There's literally padding on the inside of the dock for the express purpose of preventing scratches.

If you're waiting for gear that's good enough to make combat consistently easy, you're going to be waiting a long time.

So, Twice Upon a Time, then?

Remember that time Scooby-Doo hung out with Phyllis Diller for an episode?

I agree, and I understand your phrasing, but it does make me sad that we've reached a point where a movie being popular and profitable is evidence that it needs 'defending.'

Reminds me of the few instances in Monty Python when the cast would play women pretending to be men. I'm always really impressed by that sort of thing.

I imagine Gellar and Hannigan are probably tough to get a hold of these days, but surely Charisma Carpenter is free?