I'm going to suggest something really crazy and novel that will increase your enjoyment of twitter. Ready? Here goes: DON'T FOLLOW BORING/ANNOYING PEOPLE.

The Soup is largely the same as it ever was in the Henson era, but with bucketloads more vitriol thanks to the clips coming from the wasteland of cable reality shows and not daytime talk shows. You can tell McHale and his writers truly, genuinely hate these people at times.

The Soup is largely the same as it ever was in the Henson era, but with bucketloads more vitriol thanks to the clips coming from the wasteland of cable reality shows and not daytime talk shows. You can tell McHale and his writers truly, genuinely hate these people at times.

Space Ghost…I think I'm pregnant.

Space Ghost…I think I'm pregnant.

When I was 7 or so, my favorite comic in the world was Bill & Ted's Excellent Comic Book. It was balls-to-the-wall crazy shit, and it made me fall for his humor right off the bat. Years later I found his livejournal and wrote him a little comment about it, and he seemed genuinely touched and surprised that there were…

When I was 7 or so, my favorite comic in the world was Bill & Ted's Excellent Comic Book. It was balls-to-the-wall crazy shit, and it made me fall for his humor right off the bat. Years later I found his livejournal and wrote him a little comment about it, and he seemed genuinely touched and surprised that there were…

Hey, it's me! MST3K + The Simpsons + Monty Python + Space Ghost = my comic sensibility at age 12, and why I didn't kiss a girl till I was 17.

Hey, it's me! MST3K + The Simpsons + Monty Python + Space Ghost = my comic sensibility at age 12, and why I didn't kiss a girl till I was 17.

Granny was Granny Goodness! No Galactus involved.

So glad to see the Banjo-Tooie love. I'm an unabashed fan of 64-bit era Rare's expansive collect-a-thon platformers, and Banjo-Tooie is the ultimate realization of the form. It really is massive and feels like an honest-to-god connected world. It just edges out Donkey Kong 64 for me.

So glad to see the Banjo-Tooie love. I'm an unabashed fan of 64-bit era Rare's expansive collect-a-thon platformers, and Banjo-Tooie is the ultimate realization of the form. It really is massive and feels like an honest-to-god connected world. It just edges out Donkey Kong 64 for me.

Any top arcade game list without Robotron is invalid. That is arcade perfection.

Any top arcade game list without Robotron is invalid. That is arcade perfection.

I think your "track" idea is the way to go. Present a historically influential game, then offer a companion game that represents the best of the games it influenced. So, Rogue on one side, Diablo III on the other. That sort of thing.

I think your "track" idea is the way to go. Present a historically influential game, then offer a companion game that represents the best of the games it influenced. So, Rogue on one side, Diablo III on the other. That sort of thing.

Joel McHale as Don
Chevy Chase as Roger (or Bert.Or both!)
Jim McBride as Pete
Gillian Jacobs as Betty
Yvette Nichole Brown and Donald Glover as the elevator operators

Joel McHale as Don
Chevy Chase as Roger (or Bert.Or both!)
Jim McBride as Pete
Gillian Jacobs as Betty
Yvette Nichole Brown and Donald Glover as the elevator operators

I want nothing more than to be lowered into the ground to the dulcet strains of Spanish Flea.

I want nothing more than to be lowered into the ground to the dulcet strains of Spanish Flea.