Speaking of Kevin Smith, doesn't this whole "God's on walkabout" plot arc pretty much steal directly from Dogma? Or, maybe, did Smith "borrow" from Garth Ennis?

I think you nailed it, and Daniel reached the 100 mark after killing Dante and his goons.

Sure, but Mercedes Mason's facial expressions have been worth the effort. She needs a good comedic role to really bring out that talent (and no, Anger Management doesn't count as either "good" or "comedic").

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Lou!

Rust Monsters — arbitrarily solving fantasy world income inequality since 1973.

The game outlasted the novel, just like Tom Hanks' career transcended the movie adaptation.

Paizo is unleashing Starfinder* at Gen Con 50.

Once again, the Paladin chooses Intelligence as their "dump stat."

Pro DM Tip: Bards also make excellent Villains.

If only Slink Johnson could cameo as Black Jesus.

Meanwhile, pity poor Mithra — unloved and forgotten like that decayed mammoth head, completely replaced by Jesus' birthday.

And the severed heads The Governor kept in fishtanks?

I think the final scene of the episode ended when the dispatcher took the 911 call about the hit-and-run.

I don't think those are "stairs" so much as representing the zigzag pattern of the Black Lodge's floor.

Montreal Screwjob 2: More Monts, More Screws

It's sad that mimicking Independence Day would actually be more innovative.

The endless parade of walk-ons were half the fun. Sure wasn't the plot.

"Pretty thoughtless" is Thanos' go-to move. With the Gauntlet he was omnipotent, but still had the wisdom and impulse control of a 12-year-old.

I'm not.