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That's a shame, it's one of the best action movies to come out in the past 20 years. As for the other, I couldn't get into Daybreakers, I am of two minds on Tank Girl, and I never go to see Hell Comes to Frogtown or Rollerboys

Ross, why do you sound like such an elitist snob whenever you do these podcasts?

Alright, since I don't need a webcomic to get snippy about our opinions here it goes: *ahem* Godhand was never good and is always put in top ten lists to make the lister look edgy or cool with gamers; Skyrim was one of the best rpg experiences I've had in ten years and people making hyperbolic...

Except that Rameses II reigned almost a thousand years prior to Ptolomy I and the Ptolomic dynasty was very much the last pharonic dynasty of Egypt. So no, the Egyptian pharaohs were not "white" until the very end of three thousand years of pharonic rule.

There was indeed. Surf Nazis Must Die! to be pedantic about it.

Gonna nitpick a little, the original '54-'75 run was the Showa series. '84-'95 was Heisei. Probably a typo, but you never know.

Says the guy on the gaming website forum.

(Not repeating any franchises is a tough for me but...) 10. Alan Wake 9. Red Dead Redemption 8. L.A. Noire 7. Deus Ex: Human Revolution 6. Resident Evil 4 5. Lunar Silver Star Story 4. Halo 3. Metal Gear Solid 2. Final Fantasy VI 1. Planescape Torment I probably missed some games...

So really what's going on is that Screwattack is intolerant and deeply fears furries and transgender people for vague, poorly worded reasons. Progressive.

Yes, already kinda in love with a MtF person already so very much yes :)

No one has said Angel yet, odd... Also Terminator the Sarah Conner Chronicles, very much an under-loved show. Crusade, the spin-off to Babylon 5, was beginning to find its legs before TNT pulled the plug. The original Batman: The Animated Series was canceled before its time. Twice.

I'm gonna be lame and say that I follow a ton of podcasts on NPR. Like This American Life, Radiolab, and Freakonomics Radio. Also, the H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast is awesome, the guys that run it are funny as hell and smart as a whip.

anyways i cant watch the last unicorn without feeling sad. damn you america for contributing such a great song on top on a great story with great animation. damn you to hell! and watership down. the Black Rabbit of Inlé still scares the shit out of me Got ninja'd on the Last Unicorn...

Rage. Love the combat, the environments, atmosphere, and its aesthetics. Its story and dialogue left something to be desired

Well, Frank Herbert did do exactly that in Dune to cite the most famous example of a science fiction writer updating humanity at least 10,000 years into the future. I believe Larry Niven, Steven Baxter, Arthur C. Clarke, and Harlen Ellison have done similar things in their respective works...