And you didn't even have to use an AK!

Good job.

Tumbleweeds

Only if he wars those awesome glasses at all time.

Oh man, how did I miss this epic ZMF rant?

That too, I guess.

The split screen works good too. Not a noticable drop in frame rate, which can be a problem in split screen. I've played some hours of it with my brother, it works like a charm!

- Continued the deregulation of the derivatives trade.

@avclub-12e35d9186dd72fe62fd039385890b9c:disqus That sounds about right, since every time the word family is used in US it seems to have something to do with Jesus.

Yep, this is my favourite Inventory since the Beastie Boys one.

The new show by the creative people behind The Thick of It, a brilliant british political comedy series.

ur rite.

Yep, and Mann to be nominated for directing the pilot. I'm sure it'll get nominated, I even think it has a chance in the best drama category. The very serialized shows have a disadvantage in the Emmy (given that they don't watch the entire thing), but Boardwalk Empire has shown that these kinds of shows can get a lot…

I agree with @avclub-33807fbc68d335db8080d3c10cb78822:disqus. The LOTR films are some of my favourite films, and I knew everything that would happen before it did. I watched the first season of GoT before reading the book, and after having read all the books now I'll still say that the second season is my…

Such a broad definition of "soap" makes the term useless. It should be reserved to the Dallas clones of this world, not any show with people talking.

Yeah, the Dexter reviewer is Joshua Alston, he now reviews Shameless. From one shitty Showtime show to one mediocre adaption of a great UK show.

That's fair enough, but I reserve the right to criticize bad things even though they're popular. But I see your view point; take it for what it is.

Joshua Alston is the other one, right?

Yeah, Tasha is the only black staff writer. Time to stand up for your people, Tasha!

Because many people think the show is pretty mediocre/plain sucks. It is possible to make the distinction between quality and popularity.