@avclub-bc3e14e2ab565f7787d753233df681d1:disqus I will say that the final battle against Father is one of my favorite sequences in any TV show.

Ah, who am I kidding, I'm going to end up watching it for Lust anyways. Wonder if it's still on Netflix.

Huh, maybe I'll check it out, then. Don't have any anime backlogged at the moment, and it's a bit before the new Rebuild movie comes out.

I'll start working on my Fistful one ASAP.

Oh god, /r/community. Some good stuff, but man, you get the most insipid posts which somehow inexplicably receive hundreds of upvotes.

Never seen Fullmetal Alchemist. Is it really worth watching if I've already gone through Brotherhood? I do like the idea of Lust being more a character, though. Lust rocks. One of my all-time favorite villains.

Has he seen screeners?

FUCKING NBC

I'm shocked that something being worse than Disqus is actually possible.

I'm shocked that something being worse than Disqus is actually possible.

New Vegas? A man after my own heart!

New Vegas? A man after my own heart!

Conversely, this is one of the reasons I love Adventure Time; they are aging Finn in a visible and meaningful manner, even if CN doesn't let them change his physical appearance.

Conversely, this is one of the reasons I love Adventure Time; they are aging Finn in a visible and meaningful manner, even if CN doesn't let them change his physical appearance.

This episode is indeed very funny! I think the humor tends to be overshadowed by  the gravitas of the final scene, leading people to remember it as "the serious episode", but there's tons of great jokes throughout.

This episode is indeed very funny! I think the humor tends to be overshadowed by  the gravitas of the final scene, leading people to remember it as "the serious episode", but there's tons of great jokes throughout.

I'm concerned, because even with its most direct parodies (Apollo 13, My Dinner with Andre, etc) Community has never latched onto the pop culture fad of the moment.

I'm concerned, because even with its most direct parodies (Apollo 13, My Dinner with Andre, etc) Community has never latched onto the pop culture fad of the moment.

The Digital Escape Planning/Intro to Finality board is created. The review goes online May 17, 2012. AV Club staffer decisions are removed from commenting. Comments begin to accrue at a geometric rate. It reaches 100,000 comments at 5:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, October 11th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug.

The Digital Escape Planning/Intro to Finality board is created. The review goes online May 17, 2012. AV Club staffer decisions are removed from commenting. Comments begin to accrue at a geometric rate. It reaches 100,000 comments at 5:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, October 11th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug.