Ah, yes.

I remember watching it, but it was one of those shows that Nickelodeon played at 7 in the morning when you're waiting for the bus.

It really was unique, and as strange and out-there as it was, it made sense. I mean, it was a loopy, go for broke plan, but it was better than getting nuked.

Dang, you really showed everyone! Also, there's no rubber suit in this one, so I don't know what movie you were watching.

I, too, get really mad about the Japanese and their movies. Kudos.

Settle down.

I saw a double feature of them at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, 'Alien' on a big screen with the sound cranked up is a sight to behold.

An ideal Halo movie, IMO, would follow a story sort of like Halo 3: ODST - smaller stakes than the "save the universe" stories of the main games. A "Saving Private Ryan" sort of thing about one squad of soldiers set within a much larger battle.

There's a special place in hell for game designers who put checkpoints before unskippable cutscenes. Yes, I've seen the juice, thank you.

On the other hand, having played dozens of hours as the Master Chief, I'd like to see a more competent version of him on-screen, not the version I embody that blows himself up with grenades, smacks his allies in the face so they'll say funny things, and drive every vehicle he gets his hands on off a cliff.

He's stated in a few interviews that his producers are quick to step in when things get hairy to hand out $50 bills and release forms. People who are on the verge of ripping his head off calm down real quick when money and potential TV stardom get involved.

It's an… 'unfortunate' name.

I swear in public places as much as any other crass dickhead, but swears written out in public places or written on people's clothing rubs me the wrong way. It's a whole nother level of crudeness.

He comes off as surprisingly intelligent and sophisticated in interviews, and there's a screed he posted somewhere about how much he hates the culture of homophobia in the metal community that's inspiring.

And they had the balls to introduce clean, poppy singing into all that noise, which I'm sured alienated a ton of their original fans.

Well, "tradition" is a bit much, they only did it once (and they had a good reason).

It's a Top 5 episode for sure.

I wanted to post that one, but I couldn't remember how the narration went. Kudos.

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