If you aren’t on board for the 2nd season, this show probably isn’t for you.

I haven’t seen it in maybe 15 years but yeah, I remember it being quite good.

The first season’s connected to the second season,

Hernandez learned everything he knew about the Bible from Tim Tebow, which explains why his understanding of it was incomplete.

This whole story rubbed me the wrong way from the announcement. I grew up safe and comfortable in the knowledge that Kyle Katarn defected from the Empire and became the Alliance’s top agent, stealing the Death Star plans and becoming one of the most prominent Jedi in the aftermath of the Galactic Empire.

Investors are confused!

I believe pretty strongly in giving proper spoiler warnings for, say, details of a story, but we’re talking about the names of video games here.

That feels unnecessary, and awfully clickbaity.

Back when I started working for EB (before the merger), we were taking pre-orders on a Mega Man Collection. It lingered for years before quietly going away. Never imagined that Capcom would finally finish it up and put it out, eleven years (and two console generations) later.

My theory.

One day, in Greenland, Cap found the perfect axe. That was the day he became... AXE CAP!!

She's missing one important thing, a step that comes before her other eight. That important thing is to find someone else to spearhead this campaign. She's too toxic of an individual to be the one to be the focus of this, there are times I don't even think she understands her own argument or video games at all.

Wish they would sell off Team Ico. Maybe then we'd finally get The Last Guardian.

The snuke was a nuclear warhead which Russian mercenaries hired by the English crown hid in Hillary Clinton's snatch in an attempt to regain what was lost in the revolutionary war.

Chicken nuggets are made from pink goo. Chicken McNuggets aren't.

The related post doesn't mention mcdonalds or mcnuggets, just chicken nuggets and chicken patties.

Right, perhaps the reason this video was ran was that McDonalds' lawyers got Gawker in their sights?