Free of context, it's true that they're pretty similar.

I'm going to add my vote to this one.

I never played any Civ games before Civilization III but as I recall, crossing the north pole actually just sends you to somewhere equally far north but a bit to the east or west, so I think it's still a sphere.

He's been thinking about retiring since Princess Mononoke, which was 15 years ago (it, Spirited Away, and Howl's Moving Castle were all supposedly his last films). My guess is that he just feels he can't bother waiting for a suitable replacement anymore (or he feels that he has already found one).

Yeah, I agree it's an overused and often credibility-stretching trope.

It's a scene from Breaking Bad, season 5.

I love me my Game of Thrones but I found this more hilariously awkward myself. You know the one.

"And for much of his career, Miyazaki has, sometimes choosing non-voice actors to star in his films."

Touche.

I think it's a bit more complex than that.

I actually think the removal is Morsi is probably better than what would have happened if he remained in power.

We're bumping here, but I'll just say that the vast majority of people have the capacity to be sapient, regardless of whether you want to say they make use of that capacity. So in my mind, that counts as sapient.

The comic's about the Wind Waker remake. Which is literally the same game with some updates.

To a certain extent, you're right.

Fallout? Metal Gear?

I love The Witcher and will buy The Witcher 3. But it honestly looked a bit like The Witcher 2 with horses. MGSV looked like a major jump forward for the series, comparatively.

It's Lana's VA from Archer. Apparently she's actually a pretty big gamer IRL. I'll agree that some of the jokes have been flat though, but that's been the case for all the presenters.

"...navigating Sara "Randomly Generated" Starcrod..."

Of course... according to folklore they can change its size. And if Pom Poko is any judge... that apron could be his gonads.

Is Tom Nook actually a raccoon or is he a tanuki, as his name implies? I've always wondered.