I'm playing Super Mario 3D world because I've had it for years and want some levity in my life because I tried the Wonderful 101 first and it was fucking infuriating.

It was actually extremely cheap due to tax credits and the like. Also, NBC didn't produce the show in-house so they were just licensing the rights to air it. I actually doubt that NBC was losing any money by airing it because Gaumot footed most of the bill. Where NBC was losing money was that they could make more…

During my freshmen year of college the summer required reading was "No Impact Man". I didn't read it. Feel free to use this hot tip to write an article, if you'd like.

"Some Students Somewhere Don't Read an Optional Book: THIS IS AN OUTRAGE" - Actual News Actually Posted on the AV Club

The clickbait press is at it again!

If I remember correctly, he left moreso because of the WWE's refusal to let him rest and that their doctors were not properly trained to treat him when he was injured with even routine things. He probably isn't afraid of getting hurt if there's decent medical service available.

This will be cool for a little bit but by season 2 it will be exactly the same as the Walking Dead, just with a new cast. Maybe they will make the story different and have it be about society trying to hang onto itself in the face of the apocalypse.

Are you sure Dolarhyde poisoned them? I thought his MO was brutally killing them and mutilating them. I got the impression that the dogs were poisoned because they writers didn't want them to be killed by Dolarhyde and needed them away from the house.

I actually quite like the first ten episodes of S2. The next 13 or so… that's a different story.

Twin Peaks is in many ways the early progenitor of modern day serial television. It was a concoction of soap opera, detective serial, slice of life drama, and supernatural thriller. It worked in ways television didn't really work before and directly paved the way for shows like the X-Files and even the Sopranos (David…

It's on Netflix and there's only two seasons. I think saying that you'll "never be able to experience" it is a little ridiculous. If you want to watch it, watch it. It isn't like there's a ton of it to go around.

The season mostly got B's and B-'s, hardly high praise.

The schadenfreude for this has reached mainstream attention. It will be a domestic disaster. It will probably do OK overseas.

I sense an AV club article titled "Fantastic Four to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe" coming sometime around October. If Marvel even wants to touch this franchise anymore.

"Rap music is funny, guys! Look, we're using rap! And there's a quip about shitting pants that is 100% original and very, very creative. Did you by any chance notice Colossus in the trailer? That's right, guys! You better see it to get the low-down on the greater X-Men cinematic universe and see Gambit in the…

So the best bet for this show ever coming back is for it to become a cult hit and gather up a bigger vocal audience over the next 5-10 years so that it can have an Arrested Development-esque resurrection, right?

I think what was great about the movie is that the jokes these guys told were actually pretty funny at times, but they were so drained of essence that humor lost all sense of enjoyment for them. Hardly anyone in the movie reacts to the jokes in any way. Their lives are so empty and their souls so jaded that the humor…

I think what was great about the movie is that the jokes these guys told were actually pretty funny at times, but they were so drained of essence that humor lost all sense of enjoyment for them. Hardly anyone in the movie reacts to the jokes in any way. Their lives are so empty and their souls so jaded that the humor…

Is feigning modesty worse than outright egocentrism?

Yeah, I know these things are decided by many people and committees and unions, but I was just surprised that he only got a guest credit.