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It's essentially Dubs Guy Wanders the GTAV Map: The Kino, yet it's absolutely brilliant. Caps off this loose trilogy of sorts. Hypnotizing, poignant, beautiful score.

You are just *too* sassy, loves it.

"I mean c'mon." Thanks Jimmy Volmer. I feel for you too.

No prob, glad I can help. You are in the comments section about a show that ended months ago btw. Glad you're good.

Aww, you realize the headline says "superhero fun," right?

Why, by any stretch of the imagination would Nebula be in this series? Frost and Mystique are Fox, not Marvel, though I'm sure Lawrence would love to be in a Netflix series.

There was scant little "fun" to be had in this dour slog of a season. In fact it likely perished with Killgrave.

After About Schmidt I sponsored a Guatemalan boy for a couple years. The Corporation made me go from vegetarian to vegan.

Ice Cube is corny as hell. "Man, he's so angry!" "Wow, he's fed up!" Oh he's making that, "Oh hell no!" face.

That's the joke.

Yep. While Quitely was lovely, and Bachalo and Silvestri had good little runs, much of the rest was rough. Not unlike his getting saddled with the godawful Rags Morales for Action Comics.

Good peice. Morrison's New X-Men was indeed extraordinary and managed to at once streamline the team as well as feature a wide array of guest mutants. Bendis' Uncanny run was an odd, abysmal missed opportunity. Scott's team had so much story telling potential. Marvel has shit on the character so hard these past couple…

good call

>he comes about as close to cracking up as he’s ever been.

http://io9.com/scientists-f…

Incredible film, among his very best.

That running time though, 84 minutes. I don't know if that inspires confidence.

>Drivecore

Faraway Places is a GOAT episode. Roger's trip is pitch perfect. The original, actual ad he sees; http://i.imgur.com/K1G3ftm.jpg