Thank god.

I remember that! It was this big blob thing that was swallowing the city? I definitely had no idea what was going on.

I've never watched this show, but reading that it has strong similarities to Deadwood is enough to convince me to start immediately.

I'm not saying they tuned out, but that this is the point in the Cadmus Arc were Timm and co. stopped thinking "So what do the kids think is going on right now? Do they have a basic understanding?"

When my brother and I watched it, we had the same reaction at practically the same time: "Woah, he's killing a lot of people."

This is the episode where JLU basically abandons all pretense of being for kids. Teens and up? Yeah. But once Ollie, Flash, Jonn, Superman and Kara are all arguing about the legitimacy of Cadmus' existence (and political beliefs) and the fusion generator is fired and kills a whole bunch of people (because it definitely…

It was far better than I expected it to be, and it wasn't long before I loved it; I loved its ability to explain complex ideas clearly, its trust in science, its willingness to tackle 'controversial' subject matter, the way it encouraged us to be better than we are now, and most of all, its optimism and sense of…

Yeah. The art book's pretty, though, and in retrospect I would have been happy just reading that.

It's also one of the best levels in the game. IIRC, FROM used it as their test level, and kept refining it throughout the development of Dark Souls. It's why, for example, there's only one bonfire.

I went in to Remember Me with what I consider to be reasonably low expectations. Still hated it, and mostly because of the story. It's atrociously acted and written, so try not to pay attention to it.
It's even more disappointing in that they have this great new cyberpunk idea (manipulation of memory) but not once do…

I hated that DLC and never finished it. Maybe it had to do with at what point I played it (max level, main story completed) but the enemies were all bullet sponges. Very annoying.

Damn, I'm nearing completion on my second run in XCOM and I thought I'd just gotten really good. Not so much, I guess.

Perfect, then. I'll keep referring to it as such.

I keep rereading Multialias' comment, and I still can't figure out what they're talking about.

Can we just list "Batman Beyond"? It seems like in every episode there's something in it that's disturbing on a surface level or has disturbing implications.
And the movie is on an entirely different level as far "kid-inappropriateness" goes.

Slightly off-topic, but whenever I play XCOM I base all my soldiers on characters that I really like; Toph, Garrus, Hawkgirl, Malcolm Reynolds, Roy Mustang, etc.
I always leave a spot for Vic "Question" Sage.

It's too disconnected for me. Yeah, Cadmus plays an important role, but it's more strongly tied to Bruce Wayne and Terry McGinnis. It's an epilogue for both Batman Beyond and the DCAU as a whole, and I save it for after Return of the Joker (assuming that one's watching the shows in chronological order, like I do).

I have nothing to add except appreciation for including an "And that's terrible" joke.

No idea. It's kind of fuzzy. If each season's a year then at least three, but I feel like the number's closer to a decade.

I couldn't believe they did such an explicit torture scene. Still can't, actually.
"This will continue until I break you. Perhaps…even afterwards."