If we’d just rake up space, we wouldn’t have all these asteroids everywhere!

His Sean Evans impression is disturbingly good. 

Keep an eye out for my upcoming film “Revengers: Game Over”, which is about a dog that plays basketball. 

Well, that’s one way to spread your mixtape.

I need to get back into CBB, I fell off for a bit and just never came back to it, but it’s easily one of the best podcasts out there. CBB and MBMBAM are the only two podcasts that have made me laugh hard enough to wake up sore the next day. 

So, the Senate has been in the news recently! Yeah... have you heard about this? Seems they have a candy desk! Crazy! Turns out that the Senate really IS full of Dum-Dums!

I know the internet gets weirdly paranoid whenever somebody says something positive about a product (“You like [thing]? SHIIILLL!”), but now it’s “You made fun of [thing]? SHIIILLL!”?

Exactly. Every good VR short I’ve seen will take a moment in the scene change to let you look around without missing much, and then will grab your attention naturally. Forcing your attention like this sounds like it does is entirely the wrong way to go about it.

Sounds like these movies are going full Insidious, where they just become more absurd and comical with each entry.

Sorrentino for me. He’s even more punchable looking to me than Pauly D, and that’s saying something.

The only thing about this show that I’m not 100% on board with is The Tick himself being so much more lucid. I don’t need him yelling “SPOON” and all that, but it does make me miss the more manic and infinitely quotable Ticks of the past.

Oh man, I’ve been waiting for this moment since the show was first announced... this is my chance, don’t fuck it up:

Do you want a Mortal Kombat tournament? Because that’s how you get a Mortal Kombat tournament.

Guam.

Definitely reads like a Bachman book in that way. The Long Walk gave me a similar vibe (albeit less viscerally horrific) of pointless misery, being basically a novel-length description of slow mass suicide.

Maybe I’m suffering Gotham-induced Stockholm syndrome, but I... kinda love that look for Joker?

Still waiting on my Game.com Mini! Come on, Tiger!

The Comedian was weak and almost painfully overlong for such a simple story (seriously, 90% of the running time is just reiterating the point made in the first ten minutes), but I loved how it looked, and the performances were as enjoyable as you’d expect.

I always thought Manhunt was subtly brilliant in its backhanded way of chastising you for enjoying it (but never in a morally superior way... that would have been insufferable. It just drags you down into the mud alongside it) and giving you as the player something in common with Starkweather’s snuff film customers.

Exactly. I’ve seen it twice, and I still remember next to nothing about it other than two admittedly kind of cool scenes (the snow in the bookstore and the depressing atmosphere of the cold open).