I've never seen an Adam Sandler movie, nor do I have any plans in the future to watch one.

I wonder if the day will come where we all decide to sit down and address the fact that MJ was not only a serial pedophile, but he also had the complicit permission from dozens of parents to harm their children in exchange for money?

No, the 2007 game that was released around the time of the movie. It's actually a lot of fun, had loads of unique animation and voiceovers and the plot was pretty meta.
The controls could be punishingly difficult and the checkpoint system was horrible, making it a tough game to get through.

The Simpsons Game.

Remove 'Room 237' and you've got a pretty decent list.

It was 1996 and I was a jaded record-store manager. I had free tickets to see an Alan Jackson show (of all things), but the opening act was The Mavericks, a country band I really respected.

This makes me miss Robotech.

From years of experience, Old Hollywood comedies. I'm talking silents up to the 1930s. And here's my theory why they work better: Older movies were made for a more general audience, many of whom may not speak English. So instead of lengthy dialogue, the roles required the actors own physicality to express a wide…

Wha?

Get off my lawn.

I think somewhere in the last couple of years I aged out of popular entertainment's target market. A few years back I'd be totally anticipating this, now I couldn't care less. Hmm.

If there was no such thing as porn I would just watch videos of Vanessa Bayer's mouth.

I have no doubt this show will gain a ton of fans. It's classic sitcom form: Good people who all worked on good shows previously come together and make a great show.

I had a real Episode One vibe after watching this. I love Kristen Schaal, but she was a total Jar Jar here. I really hope the show irons out the cliches.

I was marketed one show and I got a completely different one. One that I'm not sure I'm going to enjoy.

I just assumed it was all pizza-related.

Look at that Dreamworks Face.

I know that we're still early into the broader scope of this style of game and as they continue to get made there will be improvement.

I decided to go back and re-do Season 1 of Telltale's The Walking Dead game and play Lee as the worst version of himself as possible, hoping for some dramatically different dialogue choices and reactions.

Veep is great, but I'd love to see it first-person style like P&K and with more scopes of government, big and small.