You can get to Cainhurst before getting to Byrgenwerth, just take that shortcut in the Forbidden Woods back to Iosefka's clinic.

It's going to be a shame that I won't be able to talk Xenoblade X with any of my other RPG friends because they'll be obsessed with those OTHER RPGs.

I entered DLC around that level. You'll do okay, I think.

Don't forget Visceral Attacks.

She's a Vileblood, right?

It's the fine line between The Simpsons and Family Guy.

This is like the first evidence I've seen that New Girl hadn't been stealth-cancelled. Huzzah!

Bless you~

The Veil reminded me of some of the monsters in Bloodborne.

Weird, I hate that ep of The Simpsons yet love Kill the Moon~

But someone able to mind-control people to commit crimes? Now you're trying to pull my leg!

I think Matthew Fox is a slimeball who beats women, but LOST is still one of my favorite shows.

Oak Park Mall in Kansas~

I actually liked the mix of Shakespearean gravitas and fish-out-of-water silliness in the first Thor. I wish they had found a way to channel that again in The Dark World, because it didn't seem like Thor had a character arc to complete in that film.

Agreed. It's hard to fault his rationale on why he doesn't want to do something like that. I mean, personally, I think his films usually come out tasting like vanilla, but clearly he's an astute guy.

Mine also sells old Gundam Wing model kits.

I agree, the mumbo jumbo was strong with this episode almost from the start, and when everything feels like it's put together with playground logic, it's hard to feel very emotionally invested in what's going on. The entire episode feels like it's just about setting up the final five minutes. Not a lot to think about…

I thought that was more of a Tron reference.

Matt and Trey confirming the existence of "Jew gold" is one of the weirder parts of the canon of this show.

Teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeechnically, Ghost in the Shell is more about cyborgs rather than androids.