After seeing the Family Guy bit so many times over the years, it’ll be wrong to hear anything except Patrick Warburton’s voice coming out of Falkor’s mouth.

It’s been a long time since I read it, but I seem to remember the first movie covering only essentially the first half of the book, and then the second half got kind of darker (in a “Paul in Dune is actually bad” kind of way).

Now I’m in the mood for all-you-can-eat seafood.

Just want to say: the first season of Killing Eve is fantastic.

I just loved that they tried to reboot Alone in the Dark, where you were alone -- by yourself -- in the dark -- no lights -- as a multiplayer game where the key was to use lights to protect yourself.

I can’t imagine how huge his funeral must’ve been. Must’ve been over 9,000.

I also question the apples-to-apples of it. People who get dressed, travel to a theater and pay their $11 to specifically see one thing aren’t really comparable to people who’ve already paid their $15 and are just settling for something to have on in the background while they fidget with their phones/iPads.

Because of this, I do applaud Square Enix for selling the twin pack of Remake (and Intergrade) and Rebirth for the same $69.99 you would for Rebirth alone, though it looks as if that deal has expired and the price has jumped up to $100.

Four seasons? I never would’ve guessed. I remember it having two, only because S1 ended with one of them telling the other they loved them (or something like that), and the premiere of S2 addressing it. Had no idea there was a S3-4.

I’m still kind of sad the flight mechanics/engine wasn’t repurposed into an Iron Man game. As you and Aaron says, it was great.

Also I think the market can only support so many forever games

As I do whenever a golden-age Star Wars game is brought forward to modern platforms, I’ll end up spending too much time mulling over how well — if at all — the controls for X-Wing and TIE Fighter would translate to a game pad.

You both misspelled Syphon Filter.

So what I’m getting from this is: It’s been too long since I’ve watched Inside Llewyn Davis.

Would’ve been nice if they had let McCoy pay his respects to the Claire Kincaid Memorial Speedbump one last time...

I feel Tales from the Borderlands is secretly Telltale Games’ best episodic adventure game.

Seeing how many creators of smash/cult hits then crash and burn without doing anything of note afterward (Nic Pizzolatto! Marc Cherry! Mitch Hurwitz! Come on down!) begrudgingly makes me appreciate Chuck Lorre.

But what residuals would Nexstar/The CW be getting from Netflix? Those go to the companies that make the show, not the one that has a limited license to broadcast it.

Yep! After my father died back in the ‘00s, I made sure that the Ray Charles country CD box set Rhino put out back in the ‘90s found a good home on my shelves.

We’re glad you stopped torturing your beer mascot, Budweiser, but the special thing about this [Clydesdale] ad is the song.