I was about to post that I share your complete contempt for it. Not only that, I don't do anything sports-related either, except maybe watching one random game a year.

How about The Click Of Death? Go to a small town, open a computer repair shop, build a great unrelated malicious website, spread flyers, turn everybody's computers heavily infected and murder those who come to your shop with assorted computer stuff, like a memory card through the brains, clubbed with a too-hard drive,…

I do appreciate that (thanks!), but I don't see those as nitpicky at all, as they seemed so absolutely obvious while I was following the episode and just trying to make sense of what was happening — and I stress, trying to like it above everything else. How do things and people just appear out of nowhere? How does…

Funny that I complained about this same exact thing in a completely different context about a month ago.

I keep trying to like this show, but they keep making that hard to do.

Because man is 5 and the devil is 6, but God is 7, God is 7, God is 7.

I have a few autographed items by one person only: Will Eisner. He came to town when I was a teenager. I shook his hand after a short lecture and asked him if he could please sign a Spirit trading card, a brochure of the event and my copy of A Contract With God (and maybe some other book I'm not sure of right now). He…

She's savvy because she's honest. What she is does is really her thing and her soul and motivations, not necessarily the machinations of adult producers, as is the case of most pop crap out there. She's not dumb at all, and she doesn't even play dumb — if anything, the problem is that her worldview is way too…

There are many types of MIDI according to manufacturers. The most common is called General MIDI, the one that can be read by just about any soundcard and MIDI-enabled device. Nothing in it is generated automatically. You have to write (or play on a keyboard that's recording it) each note of each instrument, including…

This is not only an old school MIDI file, it's a badly written one at that, and processed through a bad soundcard too. She's just ruining it with bad karaoke on top.

Probably only R.E.M., even if they're not properly around anymore. They still release stuff, and I'll be there.

Possible SPOILER ahead:

I know I'm (once more) a minority in this, but I thought this second episode was a huge step back from a promising and entertaining pilot. Would easily give it a D. Acting (not by Gustin) and dialogues were particularly abysmal. When he says at the end "We were all struck by that lightning", I really felt like never…

Let me see if I get this straight: I should remember one is Paul Feig ("feeg") and the other is Kevin Feige ("fye-gge"). Is that all?

Thanks for that, DTH. So… Billionaire genius playboy suddenly takes a life-altering decision by realizing he should have more responsibility for something absurd he's not responsible for. Hmmm… And Cap decides his government, his country and everything the character has always stood for to suddenly be against him, in…

I've been away from mainstream comics for a good while now and only heard about Civil War when it came out, never having read any issue.
But one thing has always bugged me and someone out there has the answer: why is usually rebellious Stark in favour of the government and soldier-good-guy Cap against it?

Get Zellweger in blackface, monster teeth and dishevelled hair. He'll come around.

No wonder you're malfunctioning, Eddie.
and
I wish I got the love from JL.

You say that purplesefully?

Oh, yeah, Serling. How could I…?