I can't be the only one who wants to hear Speedo from Rocket From The Crypt (among other bands) weigh in on this, right?

This show isn't a documentary? Do tell.

Going back and rewatchng season 2 I realized that the seeds of the depression arc had been sown from episode 1. Also, I don't think the show focused as much on Gretchen as you remember. There was only one episode that really jumped out to me as spending considerably more time on Gretchen than it did on Jimmy, and even…

Why would they come to our concert just to boo us?

As long as he doesn't go back to the V.A., I think he's on a good path. "No, man. Stuff's gonna stay on the ground. This hipster is having bad dweams."

I didn't know it was a school.

I've got nothing against Miles Teller, maybe he's a nice guy and maybe I just haven't seen him in the right role, but how come that guy can't appear on film looking like anything but the smuggest man on Earth?

That sounds watchable.

I've got some friends whose tastes are… let's say more apathetic than mine. It's good to keep around for people like that.

I'll actually be competing as a finalist in a 90's Music Trivia Competition in Philly this weekend hosted by PBR. I don't want to promote drinking that stuff (unless you're broke. Then go ahead), but there's a $1000 in it for the winner so I'd say it's about time PBR paid me back for all those lousy mornings! Come on…

It's crazy how swimming is paradoxically exhausting and refreshing at the same time.

Good point. Especially when you consider, "You made me late. Fuck you." is maybe the most badass origin story of such an elaborate vendetta ever.

"Task Force X" was so good that they even made The Clock King pretty badass.

Still haven't gotten around to Assault on Arkham, but all three other versions we've mentioned have something in common that the movie doesn't: the squad goes on a mission that a superhero wouldn't do. I feel like as connected as Amanda Waller is, she could've just anonymously sent a mission briefing to any of the…

This movie is two hours long. That time would be better spent watching the Justice League Unlimited episode "Task Force X" about 5 or 6 times. That's still the definitive, non-comic version of the Suicide Squad (though, to their credit, Arrow did a pretty good job too).

My nephews and I took turns playing through the Legacy collection on my 3DS during vacation a few weeks ago. Good to know I still remember the correct boss order for MM2.
Also, am I crazy for thinking that X4 was the best of the series? I thought the addition of Zero as someone with a different but equal power set to…

"Savage who?" …exactly.

13, eh? Judging by my nieces and nephews she should be coming to her senses any day now.

We've all been there, pal!

They've been playing the 21 Pilots song from this soundtrack on the radio station I listen to at work. Does actually like 21 Pilots? Will they admit to it, or is this another one of those Nickelback type things?