I think I read somewhere that Hitler actually incorporated that into proving the 'superiority' of the ideal, since he could see "And see, I don't even look Aryan, so this can't possibly be an ego thing."

It came up during their divorce proceedings, which were settled and as a result the whole thing wound up in legal limbo and no charges were filed.

I loves me some Guardians of the Galaxy, don't get me wrong, but I think I'd rather see Tales from the Borderlands Season 2.

The reason why this is so uneven is because Ike Perlmutter loves the Inhumans as a whole, has been one of the big forces behind pushing them as mutant replacements, and manages the shows. Feige (and a lot of other folks at Marvel) would rather ignore them for the most part, and he runs the movies. Feige used to report…

Oh my yes.

No mention of Alton Brown's recipe? For shame. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

If it helps you feel any better, my roommate and I came to the same conclusions you just did a few years ago, when we gave up on both the show and the comics because we just had less faith that the random bullshit would mean something down the road.

Hey, mock Charlie Sheen all you want — it's not like he hasn't earned it — but I can't help but think it'd be foolish not to seriously consider his offer. I mean that with total sincerity.

I think where they botched that was the 'Magic dealer.' I mean, I love me some Jeff Kober playing a creepy villain, but there were a bunch of more interesting things they could have done with him than 'guy who runs a magic opium den.'

So in other words, Ken Bone is this year's Joe the Plumber. And in four years, there'll be another like him, and so forth. Something something circle of life.

I didn't play the game myself, but if anecdotal evidence from friends means anything, disabling the tracker so they could update it and making it harder for people to find Pokemon via 3rd-party sites basically killed the experience. Going out and hunting Pokemon is one thing. Spending hours wandering the neighborhood…

Well, it was more of a parody than a knockoff, but I remember enjoying it for what it was.

I'd actually pay to see that.

I remember seeing and enjoying the first movie in theaters when I was a kid. When my younger brother insisted we see it three more times in theaters and our grandfather indulged him, I didn't enjoy it as much then.

Ah, okay. Thank you for giving an actually-useful answer.

Am I the only one who's actually legitimately sick of hearing about J.J. Abrams' lens flares? Yes, we get it. He has a signature special effects tic. Big effing deal.

"That also means that Parker and Stone have brought back the old “giant douche or turd sandwich” bit, which honestly feels like the kind of old South Park sentiment that comes off pretty lazy these days."

Now here's an important question: What if Fallon wanted Hillary on the show, and the only way to make that work from a legal perspective (because of regulations involving candidate airtime) was putting up with Trump for a segment?

Y'know, I still remember when the original Blair Witch came out. I passed on it, but my younger brother (who was, I wanna say, 14 at the time) absolutely had to go opening night. He had to get a ticket for a later showing because the earlier ones were all sold out.

The important question is whether Manbang will turn out to be more popular than "video players smuggled in with pop culture and information from and about the outside world."