It took seeing it at five sites to realize it wasn't a late April Fool's Day gag or a headline from the Onion.

I'm now reminded of when I saw "Wreck-It Ralph," King Candy starts putting in the Konami code for his vault and half the theater start calling it out with him.

I remember Best Week Ever talking about it and they're like "so what" attitude: "So Kelly eats hot dogs on the beach, so what? You know what else she eats? Other Idols for breakfast!"

For Best, have to give a shout-out to the Smithsonian putting Wonder Woman's invisible jet "on display."

I will Internet Force choke anyone who thinks "Fox sells X-Men and Fantastic Four to Disney" is funny at all.

She sings right? Because you do not cast a two-time Tony Award winner and NOT have her sing sometime.

Hell yes. It's by Amy Sherman-Palladio, the genius behind Gilmore Girls and the same great whip-smart dialogue that Foster sells wonderfully.

I figured, thank you. Was just interested if you ever had the "ah, damn, they beat us to it!" thing happen with some turn to a game or style.

Admittedly less about Dragon Age (which I adore) but is BioWare ever going to give us a sequel to Jade Empire. Really a fantastic game, love to see the DA formula applied to that great world.

God, I could do an entire series of nothing BUT classic EPCOT and how it spoke so well of futurism, a damn shame to see how it's sunk over the years.

I admit, more a Disney World guy for the overall stuff but I do prefer Disneyland's Magic Kingdom. Matterhorn, Indiana Jones, better versions of Pirates, Splash Mountain, Small World, Peter Pan and more, really the better of the two.

No image has enough face palms to express my feelings adequately enough.

Her teacher will not be pleased....

I've seen glitches in EA's UFC games that make more sense than this.

"I never thought I'd say this but Alabama, stop showing off your obstenious wealth." Brilliant.

For those saying "WCW is the worst," re-watch late '99-2000 WCW to see a company really falling apart on all sides.

Have that one too, Blu-Ray has awesome extras like a commentary and another 90 minutes of interviews.

Oh, come on, the "triple decap with one stroke" is much better.

Already handled:

I'd also throw in the fantastic Crystal Lake Memories