“Drankin’ moonshine ‘till we puke, oh the *hic* do-dah-dayyy...”

Make ‘im SQUEEEEEEAL!!!

Personally, I can’t untangle myself from Jay Sherman.

I still vividly remember the episode where Jay’s son - a student at the United Nations school - was in charge of building a float for the school’s parade. It was supposed to be a man on horseback, but because all his classmates left after they ate the pizza Jay provided, he was only able to complete the back half....

Wrong. The Simpsons is a documentary, and the events occurred in real time.

The article isn’t about the games’ plots but about their design and gameplay sensibilities. At this point I generally prefer story-oriented games (mostly because of the time required to get into an RPG), but playing from one cutscene to the next is inherently dull, even if everything is polished and well written. 

I was feeling unenthused after episode 3, but holy shiiiiiit this was a ride with a ballsy af ending. Yeah, we “know” the characters will be okay, but we want the ride to be fucking fun. The way it was played out in the end, pure heroic everything, SLICE

Nate quitting West Ham off-screen is absolutely fucking unforgivable. I cannot believe how bad his arc has been this season compared to how fantastic it was in s2. Generally I agree with you on this season’s downturn in all respects (I did like last week’s tho) but this one is especially galling to me because of how…

Agree!

The Replacements is a glaring omission.

I mean, I’m kinda sad they nixed it, as it’s a great (GREAT) intellectual property, and I loved nearly EVERY aspect of the story over the many years I read it.

Honestly, I think the show (and other movies and shows previously) answered the questions about how people in universe know most of what we know without stopping and making a full presentation on what’s going on. The remaining earthbound heroes are just out there talking about it, probably all the time. Kamala says…

“The Steve Carell-starring sitcom aired its second season back in February, apparently”

This is especially impressive because the Goblin’s fights in this movie are way more vicious than anything he did last time.

Not only did KB Toys not take up entire buildings, it would’ve been completely stripped of all inventory & converted to other usage by now. Sorry, this is where the MCU irreparably diverges from our reality.

I absolutely loved this episode because of how insanely silly it was and the utter committal to it. Also I did laugh a lot, so since the comedy worked for me, it helped the episode along. The God of Partying is just such a natural gimmick for Thor and he was so enjoyable that for once I didn’t find Captain Marvel…

If only there were some show on Disney+ that Ruffalo is co-starring that’s about Hulks where this could be explored. Dang, oh well, guess we’re out of luck.

I they aren’t throwing a bone to Reginald VelJohnson for at least Santa if not a return of Carl, then everyone involved in this can go straight to hell.