Condescending vs making no sense. Really the best summary of this article I've seen so far.

I have noticed this as well—while there's definitely a Whedonness to it, I think it's toned down because he was 1) co-writer and 2) didn't direct it.

Good lord what is it like to be this completely wrong about something?

Speaking of watching the whole thing, I know this is off-topic but why in the hell did no-one kill poor bastard red-shirt through the fence? It struck me as really odd that Michonne didn't stab him in the face instead of standing there just on the other side of the fence watching him scream…and the other red-shirt…

LETS GET THEM!!!

Sometimes it's required by the class to participate if you want to get a decent grade.

What are you, the head of Yelp or something? Seriously, at this point you either know what South Park is or you don't. I can only assume you're here because you still watch it? Or you're just coming here to yell at some clouds?

The way this season is going I kind of expect that to happen next…

Not sure if anyone has posted this yet or not, but Whistlin' Willie's freak out is almost a shot-for-shot take off of the Sling Blade freak out. I'd love to take credit for knowing this, but alas I read it somewhere else. Still, it's pretty cool… https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I actually read this somewhere else (and then had to watch the scene because I didn't believe it) but the Whistlin Willy losing his mind is almost shot-for-shot from Sling Blade. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Yeah—that's the guy I was thinking of. Don't get me wrong—I'm not defending Jackson's bloated mess of a movie (to be specific I mean King Kong, since that description doesn't narrow down too many of his movies anymore) I'm just defending how Brody might have thought it would turn out better than it did when it was…

I generally like Anderson's films, but I could not get through Inherent Vice.

Not a fan of the new beeftini fad I take it?

I just think the picture's are pretty is all.

haha don't beat yourself up over it—-Everyone does it. Just remember it's like looking at a photo album—you're not seeing anyone's real life (well, in most cases anyway).

Yeah—I felt that way after the first episode. Watched the second and thought "eh, maybe someday I'll come back to it" and never did.

Six Billion people out there (or is it seven now?)—-there is always a very good chance it's never just you.

I have this issue with Brian Bendis—he's written some very good (and some not so good) stories, but all his characters seem to speak with exactly the same voice.

Maybe that's the half he was joking about—the bottom half. Also, does anyone actually think Liefeld is great?

Well, I'm bookmarking this now and looking forward to coming back here in 400 years to point out how wrong you were!!!