Would that be the same Drew Magary who writes for Deadspin, which, like the AV Club, is owned by Univision Communications?

Haven't watched it recently, but I'm confident it holds up. Stallone's rock-climbing technique is apparently very unrealistic, but it's pretty cool to watch.

That hot take is so hot, it's like it's seven inches from the midday sun.

So basically she just follows the advice that Nick Fox gave Judy Hops before her press conference in the last act of Zootopia.

I will take it upon myself to acknowledge this quality Archer reference.

Actors? From England? That'll be the day!

The poster is signed…by whom?

Did that chimp also rip off the woman's hands, or was that some other asshole chimp?

In all seriousness, that was very impressive.

Remember when his character gets crucified and burned alive in the remake of The Hills Have Eyes? That shit was gross.

And the only thing in the envelope was more Inverted Jenny stamps!

I recall reading an excerpt of a review from a Winnipeg newspaper review that was something along the lines of "The most charitable thing that can be said of Reeves' performance is that he said all of the words in the right order".

Matching the lyrics "SAVIOUR OF THE UNIVERSE" and "HE'LL SAVE EVERY ONE OF US" to the same meter is a work of songwriting genius.

For a moment I was thinking that this is pretty demeaning for Dame Judi, but then I remembered that she pretty much wore that same outfit and said similarly silly dialogue in The Chronicles of Riddick.

Ha I forgot about that. The poor bastard.

It's a largely forgettable chain of casual dining restaurants.

I live in Canada and we have pizza too, but no one cares!

So when you saw the reference to "The Harold", you were like, "Yes, and…?"

Don't you guys need to do one of those "Kotaku, like the A.V. Club, is owned by Univision Communications" disclosures?

Sixth Man: Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (changed his name from the perfectly American "Chris Jackson"; refused to stand for anthem)