I remember two-player Tetris on the Game Boy being ruined when someone figured out the easiest way to win was to drop the pieces as fast as you can in a straight line up, ending the game with your score being higher than the other players.

Yea I had completely forgotten that Jimmy Kimmel Live also premiered after the Super Bowl but before Alias pushing the show back even further.

Wait, aren't the suburbs supposed to be cheaper than the city? I thought that was the whole reason people moved there.

Home Improvement? Really?

At least we'll get a Tegan & Sara & The Lonely Island performance at the ceremony.

If you'll allow me to make a semantics argument for a second, Shoshanna's scene was not a monologue. Hannah, Marnie and Jess were clearly participating and diverting the conversation a bit.

Is there a show on television that could effectively cover the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner?

Isn't making a montage out of scenes from trailers kind of like fishing with dynamite?

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This list really needs a game show like Doug Loves Movies or NPR's Ask Me Another.

Marissa should have died at the end of Season 1. Or in the middle of Season 1 to completely avoid Oliver.

But Jay led the cops to the car before they knew where it was, right? I'm not sure cause I don't remember this particular point being discussed, but if he did it's less likely he was coached.

Which made it weird when Dierdre was saying that they were going to investigate a whole bunch of avenues including a serial killer and other stuff. It makes sense because their only goal is to free Adnan but narratively it feels like a red-herring.

"The rules state that, at any time, the players of the game can decide on a new win condition. If everybody agrees, then it becomes official."

The genie is pretty clear.

I was enjoying it more and more as the season went on.

I was rewatching Guardians of the Galaxy the other day and I realized how great Raul Julia's performance in Street Fighter was. Only he could make For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday." such a great line.

That's kind of the point.

The woman in Pitch Black who died was the main character in that film. Doesn't fit the stereotype at all.

I call bullshit on "We're against 'illegal immigration'." Yea, and the Tea Party doesn't care about race either. I'm sure.