He’s probably at that “fuck it I’ll never be thin so might as well lean into it” mentality.

So when does Super Earth arm and fund some third enemy committing a genocide that the automatons have to stop?

People incapable of character growth hate character growth. 

‘GameMill’, how appropriate.

Bury them in a landfill next to the E.T. games.

Although, really, what they should do is not stop the discs-by-mail service at all.

This is could be a good, bad, or neutral thing, depending on which Casino Royale you’re talking about.

It’s unclear. Netflix DVD’s communications to customers say nothing about returning them, but apparently fine print on the website says they’ll *accept* returns until late October.

It’s a small typo but I’m amused that one of the great libraries in world history--if not the greatest--became a chick named Alexandra’s home collection.

So...do you get the KEEP the discs, or do you have to send them back?

Probably Amazon. They just spent $600 million to license Tomb Raider. Embracer bought Crystal Dynamics, all of Square Enid's Western devs and IP (Tomb Raider, Just Cause, etc.) For $500 million. 

I agree that it’s funnier, but once you plant the seed that Lisa might have a crush on Nelson, it drastically changes her character and opens up an avenue for exploration. Then after 10,000 episodes when you run out of other ideas, that avenue needs to be explored.

I remember seeing it close to when it aired. It was funny, and at the time I really liked that sort of meta-humor that you would see in a show like Get a Life or the Ben Stiller show. Only much later did it become obvious that “We’re going to break all the goodwill we built up by caring about character for a silly…

“Saddlesore Galactica” is the episode when the show lost me as a first-run viewer forever. It represents a point when the show’s production team assumed they were on the brink of cancellation, simply because a show running more than 10 years at that time was unheard of, and the old guard had left the series (whether…

No, but we do get the whole “random objects getting thrown in Lenny’s eye” joke. Which was great and basically the only good joke from the whole episode. 

“Seasons 10-present”.

Been years since I watched, but that episode about Skinner not being Skinner but nothing of the consequence happening because they sent the real Skinner away was the first one even kid-me thought was pretty bad.

“The Musk Who Fell To Earth” that is all

Isn’t the panda episode where we got “They’re saying booo-urns” from?

No That 90's Show?