You would think being a Republican would make him not take state-sponsored welfare for his bankrupt video game company.

It must be such a relief to see something black on the floor in Chicago that isn't Derrick Rose.

As a fat person, I'm insulted. We fat people don't want anything to do with that hack.

Good for the Thunder. They've been missing a presence at SG that takes terrible shots and plays terrible defense since they traded away Harden.

Hey now, no flipping!

I love The Wings!

Paul McCartney's your niece? That's pretty neat.

Paul McCartney is not a "she"

READ BETWEEN THE LINES, SHEEPLE

I love it so much when y'all so desperately want something to be racist and then it just isn't.

Helix was utterly unwatchable dog shit. You couldn't coerce me to watch another season. I'd rather be waterboarded.

Charlie Brooker is frankly awesome, both as a TV critic, a writer and as someone in the media who is a proponent of video games.

io9 is headquartered in San Francisco and since they recently got slammed over there, I think this might be what is coloring the perspective.

He played for the Dodgers in 2007

That different celery setup bugs me.

really Lebron? You're past those days where you have to ask? As in, listen to the COACH... What an ugly shit he is...basketball is a team sport you douchebag. God I hope he never sniffs another championship again.

I loved the callback to that in the series finale in the slam poetry bar. Words cannot express how much I miss that show..

YES! That was amazing. And how his supposed name for Spike because he kills people with railroad spikes was actually people wishing that they would rather have that through their chest than listening to his poetry! Brilliant!

yes, save for xmas which was "No L". apparently, this was s12e11 (I know I've seen up to e10), the one right before the xmas special. The full eps can be found on YouTube, but I prefer to wait for the XL/uncut eps for more frivolity.

"But part of the fun of LOST is coming up with theories, backstory and ideas to fill in gaps."