Steven’s probably guilty, Brendan definitely isn’t, and everybody involved in putting him in prison should be shamed by society forever.

would come out of the pockets of the people who shut the company down

I deliver food. This conversation is SO CLOSE to the real problem it pains me.

Well, you could start with my supervisor at work. Not positive it will change the number of screens Mandy is on but you’d be doing me a solid and who knows, might work.

Can they just give me the storyboards so I know what would have happened in Wolf Among Us Season 2 and Game of Thrones Season 2.

I’d say somewhere between that and money shenanigans. I assume that between their success and rudimentary designed games, that the money has to have been more then just misused right? Like can this really just be over spending? On story games?

Their games may have been rudimentary and derivative (of each other) in terms of gameplay, and their “branching” story structure was all illusion of choice, but man, did they tell some pretty good stories. It’s sad to see another studio claimed by “grew too big too fast.” One of the hardest things for companies to…

Wow. Had no idea of the dire straits they were in, I figured they were doing well for themselves since I can’t turn a corner on a PS Store page without hitting a Telltale Games entry. 

If I’ve learned anything from Madden, it’s that you can’t trade kickers or punters.

And of course watch Gordon become Randy Moss in a Patriot uniform. Stop fucking trading with Belichick, goddammit! 

I don’t care wither way, but its hilarious to me that this is the only site I read that saying Eminems new album sucks. Most music and entertainment blogs are talking about him owning everyone right now. But yall really hate him, this has got to be like the 4th or 5th article I’ve seen. Like whatever Eminem said some…

Uh, he actually did. I mean, he totally killed people, but he was also consistently productive for them, right? 

Josh, Pats on the phone. Guaranteed 24 hr. workout.

Part of me was a little disappointed we didn’t end with Lawyer Henry finding himself in the other Castle Rock, as following him as he tries to make sense of something he refused to would be fascinating.

On the ‘resolution’ front it felt to me like Bill Skarsgard is playing two different characters, notice we never get the story of how Lacey found him and what sort of dialogues they might have had at the beginning. That makes me suspect that either he became possessed by the devil at some point shortly after crossing…

My wife is probably a bigger King fan than I am, so if it wasn’t for her I probably wouldn’t have watched Castle Rock. It was fun coming up with theories as we binged the show the weekend before the finale and having her try to connect the dots based on how things work in other King works.

The finale left both of us...…

Evidently, Norm Macdonald thinks we’d all be better off if we went back to the days when everyone assumed women were lying about abuse or harassment and all famous people were given an infinite supply of second chances whenever they fuck up.

If we’re talking about your post, agreed.

I’m with Norm, I don’t automatically trust everything women say. Or men for that matter. Or those who don’t identify as either. Or those who identify as both. Or religious people. Or atheists. Anyone really.

lol @ the idea that they have to make an announcement to all around every 5 mins or something - i mean what?