The Lego games should maybe have stayed unvoiced? I get a ton of amusement out of Batman's grumbles and Robin's "mehmehmeh" in the first Lego Batman

I honestly believe that Tom Wheeler was brought to the right side by all the public backlash against Net Neutrality, and if there wasn't such a response he'd be the crony capitalist we expected. Also, John Oliver calling him a dingo probably helped too.

Pretty much the same here. Couple of people expressed admiration then it was forgotten about, but no student would have ever pie'd him as hard as I did. Great moments are fleeting, but always worth it.

At my school there was a dual student-faculty talent show, run by one of the math teachers. He was a good teacher but a bit of a hardass. Every year there was a system to donate money to get the opportunity to pie a few teachers in the face, the highest bidder being the pie slinger.

I've been saying this for fucking years. Vindication!

For a second I thought Detective had reached issue 1000 and felt old.

That actually sounds both doable and fun.

*Crew kicks in door, finds Keraunos sitting alone, waiting*

Well at least now I don't need to find new work. Should make for a riveting exit interview.

So I found out today that my current contract will not be extended past it's end date in two weeks. My existential crisis continues unabated. Fuck you depression.

That's as cool as smoking fake pot with the real Peter Frampton!

Fucking this. You cannot reason with a Nazi, they will turn your words back on you and manipulate any dialogue to put forward their completely intolerable viewpoint.

From the start it was one of my favorites and I never understood why people didn't like it so much. It's not a perfect episode (spends a little too much time on James and him being a sad-sack) but it's prescience is too on-point for it to not be noteworthy.

You did better than I could. Have an upvote.

All art is political. Sorry dude.

That Mumbai photo is frighteningly close to the last shots of "The Waldo Effect" from Black Mirror.

Event Horizon fucking rules. It's so good I consistently forget it's Paul W.S. Anderson.

I've got a weird crush on her. Something about the legs, that squinty semi-resting bitch face and thinly-veiled sociopathy add up to a lusty combo for me.

Honorable mention should go to Allison Pill's and Tom Hiddleston's Zelda and Scott in Midnight in Paris, especially Pill. They were a lot of fun.

Will this also have Noah Taylor as Lara's tech guy/boy-toy/charity chase who lives in a a trailer in her front yard? Cause his character name made any sense to me.