Far too many characters and blah subplots. The show could use a GoT style culling. At least this episode didn't end with Erik threatening to suck Sookie dry again.

And if you're going for comics (gasp), most of the time you'll be able to get in easily.

I always thought the smelly geek was a myth. Then I attended SDCC in 2008 and realised there were guys who didn't realise they smelled like a garbage dump.

Made my eyes roll too. Because SF readers just consume dreck right?

Nope. The people who attend SDCC are looking for movie/TV stuff. Even toys are more important than comics. I don't think even 3/4 of the folks attending even know about DC's reboot.

I thought it was some clone that mixed Godzilla and Maru DNA. Pity.

Glad it got funded. Never heard of Peerbacker; might have raised 2-3x that on Kickstarter though.

It doesn't scale well. The higher your tower the more coins you need, and converting cash into coins barely makes a dent at the high levels. The minigame also gets more tedious with more occupants.

Spot the fuzzy dice.

Gaiman wins everything..

I couldn't get through Kraken. He seemed to be trying too hard to be clever.

Jamie Oliver is not gonna like this.

Only caught Neutopia so far, but what bugged me most about it was how quickly the episode flew by, and not in a good way. The pacing was just off and it just felt overstuffed. It should have focused more on making the good gags work (not that there were many really) rather than just piling them on.

He was ok in Buried. Just that the premise for the movie wore itself out in the first 30 minutes.

Wow this is like.. totally new and refreshing as a spring breeze.

I laugh everytime I see people buy a Lomo. If there ever was an overpriced, overrated camera it's this.

All the brouhaha made me recall when the Fellowship of the Ring movie came out; a friend expressed the same kind of dismay that we're seeing now with Ned Stark's death when Gandalf fell with the Balrog. Of course the big G came out of that all bleached and powered up. I wonder if the non-book reading audience are…

When I read the book and I got to his beheading I was practically shouting WTF WTF WTF at it. Anyway, it gets better/worse, depending on your POV.

I thought it was kind of obvious he was getting the chop, ahem, from the start. In the tv series, he was made out to be a tragic character from the start. It wasn't so obvious in the books.

Emma Stone was mega hot. And deserved that Best Comedy award. overall, show was pretty terrible.