I've read since yesterday that she's a historian, and that's what she's talking about when she says she "knows New York". So, it does look she'll have a degree, and maybe even an advanced one, in a social science. Baby steps?

But Debbie gets results, you stupid Joe!

Philite.

Talk about a slap in the face!

That's great that it was in the game, but that doesn't really mitigate the movies' issues in that regard. If it's not in the text, it doesn't count.

Yeah, I get the feeling that's supposed to be the big reveal at the end. But I don't care to wait for that, because I'll just be thinking about it the whole movie.

Ha, yes! Every time he opens his mouth, I just think of that line.

A vote's a vote. Lone wolves are often good to keep around just for that purpose.

I wonder how many times Peter has started sentences around camp with, "As an ER doctor…?"

Yeah, Debbie's game play impressed me quite a bit last night. It's probably due in large part to writing her off after the first two episodes' annoying cheerleading and allusions to her past, uh, issues with water safety. But, she's clearly not an idiot and has a good sense of where the game is at and where she's at…

Aw HELL nah!

Batman fights Bane, gets his back broke. "Oh, snap! No, seriously, that really hurt."

*in before the Seinfeld Quote Generator*

Die Ghostbusters, Die

Batman's a scientist.

Well, it's a good thing they mentioned it ever and that it played a part in his characterization on screen.

Yeah, the way the characters seem to be written/peformed, it would have been cool if Jones was the engineer and McKinnon was the outsider who knew NYC.

Basically, White House Down is the Die Hard sequel we've always wanted, and Olympus Has Fallen is its Asylum-esque rip-off.

Details? As long as I'm not on any of them besides "AVC's sexiest avatars" I really don't.

Oh, you just know Xanderpuss has a list. Probably several.