I’m betting FrankenTywin :) Or maybe both!

That Doctor Who rumor sounds kind of possible and also cool. "Torchwood: Children of Earth" had a similar moral quandary and turned out being some of the best TV I've ever seen.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. People – especially celebrities, those who are well-to-do, and government employees – don’t have to worry about being spied on by the US government. They should worry about people with cell phones and simple security cameras which are everywhere.

You want “green.” There's also Soylent Green.

THIS is why rich, white frat-boys use words that get them into trouble!

I expected this:

"There is literally no drawback to doing this."

It's like someone applied a Star Wars mod to Yamato 2199 or RoboTech - and it was AWESOME.

Maybe people really wanted to see a female superhero. Or maybe the comic benefited from a lot of free publicity and all the interest that was generated from doing something unexpected. Or maybe...both.

I want to see the movie where the robot gets sick and tired of this abuse and starts throwing these dodgeballs BACK.

Here's an awesome short from the eighties - "Skywales"

I see what you did there.

"They hit up YouTube and watch videos of other people playing it." Oh thank gawd. I thought my kid was the only one.

@ Arclight_Dynamo - hugs to you :)

I spent 9 minutes watching this skinny, fast-talking, white boy talk about cognitive biases in front of one of the dullest, built-in PowerPoint backgrounds I've ever seen…and was fascinated.

Other than being narcissists, I have no idea what the parents did to deserve this. I hope they write something just as hateful in their wills.

Or a woman!

"As hilarious as this is"

"It's like the sick love-child of Zardoz and Fifth Element."

Analyzer takes one for the team in the live-action Yamato movie.