This is a well-argued, compassionate take on what I can only view as sheer idiocy. The Doctor wants to sell himself out for the world, that's his call. You don't sell the world out for him, Bill.

It's those dreamy blue eyes.

Robin/Robert Arryn is also a possibility. Noticeably immature, favors extreme solutions to relatively simple problems that tend to make things worse, and a lot of people are just counting the days until illness or something else takes him out of the picture.

The tormented bishie is super-popular? What a shock.

Yeah, Haru definitely gets a lot more interesting if you follow through on her confidant link and watch her try to navigate managing her dad's company. I don't think the game would suffer without her, but I enjoyed her story a lot more for its own sake than some of the others.

I find it strange the reviewer came away with the conclusion that the game was telling you that all you have to do is think positive, and all your problems will go away. The only way that works is if everyone thinks positive, which only happens in-game if you study and protest the things that need protesting and do…

Survivors' guilt aside, I can't imagine even thinking ahead to the next concert after something like this, never mind getting up and performing.

For all my other issues with the movie, I actually liked that touch; I thought it humanized him in a way that explained why Laurie had stuck around.

Nobody here said they can't wait. In fact, the implication was rather strong that we'd all be happy to wait forever. But it is going to happen, and while I'm happy for you that you can tune it out as noise, not everyone has that luxury.

You say that like "yet-to-exist" isn't just a matter of how quickly they can type.

So where's the slayer?

Me neither. I hope that's because the press has been giving him space.

Someone wished on a monkey's paw, didn't they?

Eh, I'm not even sure there's that much coherent ideology behind it for most of them. More like "I hate the government except when the government does things that benefit me in ways I understand." If the government started bringing them news that confirmed their worldview and/or pissed off the liberals, they'd be…

I think half the kids on the newspaper and/or yearbook joined as an excuse to skip pep rallies. "Oh, man, sorry; I'd go, but I've got this deadline!"

It's a race to the fruit on the bottom from here.

If all the cool kids tossed their most valuable IP and millions of dollars off a bridge, would you do it, too?

You know you've fucked up the name of your badass secret organization when some hapless feature writer misspells it in a way that makes it sound more like something Grandpappy would say between chaws of 'baccy.

Sounds like Steven's long-lost shady uncle.

Guess he's not looking to build a new beach house.