Fallout 3 had humor? I remember its grimness being one of the things I disliked most about the Capitol Wasteland.

The avatar wasn't a dead giveaway?

Nope, I liked that.

Oh yes, they're on my shelf, taking up a healthy amount of DVD case real estate. Two Towers is easily the movie that benefits the most from the EE, but maybe it's just that you never get a second chance to make a first impression, but it's still not as dear to me as the other films.

I was just skipping to the comments to say that Samantha's take on the Lord of the Rings trilogy was exactly mine. Fellowship was lightning in a bottle, managing to trim off the things that wouldn't work in a movie (sorry, Bombadil) and yet really capture the spirit of Tolkien. I knew the trilogy would be a classic…

Ah yes, the Friday Night Lights effect. I know it well.

Frak yes, BSG reviews are back!

This is an awesome design.

Who knows, maybe the new trilogy will show AT-ATs with some actual support weaponry apart from their forward facing gun. It's a tank, right? Even tanks in WWI had more guns than just the main weapon.

I don't know AV Club. Are you going to need to file the entire internet under your terrible Star Wars Week?

He never got the chance to fall out of Hitler's good graces, too. The Czechs killed him before the souring that would have inevitably happened. So he got to be the golden boy as long as the Third Reich lasted.

One of us! One of us!

Waste of Scorpius if you ask me.

All I see is a black guy shaking.

Still, I'd rather read about him than anything to do with Star Wars right about now.

Yup, the tag's the thing.

Ew, and I preferred it when @Ben Grimm was a puppet controlled by six stagehands, instead of this computerized abomination.

They retrofitted earlier articles with their newer system that everyone hates, so don't be surprised if they do that here.

SON OF A

Also, they flunked social studies class. Governors don't set immigration policy. Learn all about federalism in eighth grade, kids!