Any attempt to watch Bob Ross ironically inevitability ends up with one enthralled and genuinely invested. He was just that earnest and well-spoken.

Well, in that case, while I still disagree with you, I apologize for condescending.

So, are Sociologists just a bunch of snake oil salesmen to you, or…?

Are… are you unfamiliar with the concept of society?

I mean, I do think it's the "best" of the prequels, but that's mostly because actual effort was put into it. Lucas still cared about directing it, and there was a mix of CGI and practical effects/ sets. It seems to me that after the reception of TPM, Lucas just sorta stopped caring.

Yes, you're right. I'm sure the people trying to call attention to the fact that society is screwing them over just weren't thinking it through enough. It's not like there's been multiple studies proving the existence of Implicit Sexism, or anything. We can't know what's in peoples' minds! That would require some sort…

Ick.

I, uh… meant GENUINELY interesting. Oops.

I found this article generally interesting; I learned more about both food and the day-to-day life of another culture. I get that this isn't an article about The Simpsons, but I'd be more than willing to read more like it, myself. I certainly prefer it to 25 more copy-and-pasted links under the GJI label.

The council explains it to you. Every time you kill someone, you're actually feeding on their force energy, and your powers are such that you've been subtly and accidentally influencing the thoughts of those around you the entire game. That's what I love- the game makes you realize that the mechanics you never stop to…

I would argue KOTOR II has a better twist…
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Speaking as a very nearly lifelong Star Wars fan, I agree that KOTOR II is the best part of the franchise.

It blows my mind when people complain about the scene where he takes off his helmet and reveals himself to be just some guy. I think it's one of the best scenes in the whole movie.

If you can power through, KOTOR II contains some of the best content in all of Star Wars.

She's even complimented the AV Club's comment section before on social media!

How people think writing down the word "triggered" is, in and of itself, a funny joke, I will never know.

I don't know if this is a long-time format or if the AV Club was recently given a mandate to do more listicles, but you're certainly picking interesting topics on which to do them. I've been oddly fascinated with Orson Welles for a while now, and this will certainly fuel that.

Can we retire The Killing Joke too?

That said, would you mind elaborating?

I… understand that.