In all honesty, it was Pacey's constant "My father, everyone" and "Let me get this straight, we ARE talking about [insert supernatural phenomenon here], right?" that really caused me to stop watching this show. Not to mention the insanely prevalent formula in the first chunk of episodes really turned me off it as well.

In short, awesome comic.

Ninjas FTW.
Unless, of course, they find themselves facing off with some kind of Cyborg Ninja Pirate.

Something tells my by the time I catch up on the Joss Whedon stuff, and move on to Dollhouse (for some reason, I needed to watch Whedon's shows in order of release), I'm going to have to settle for Dollhouse: The Complete Series on DVD, as opposed to the wonders of watching a show as it airs.

Mind = Blown.

Funnily, I just listened to all of the podcasts starting from the beginning, and I honestly can't remember if this has been asked before, but here goes:

If you each could pick one person to guest star on the podcast, who would it be, and what would you want to talk to them about (i.e. What's the first question you would ask)?

Ah, there it is. The webcomic that I look forward to. And it doesn't disappoint.
Those wily raccoons and their crazy ways. I'm wondering what the second one is hearing...

I have been sitting here for the last two hours since I got home from the movie just thinking about it. I can't explain how much I enjoyed the movie. I loved the graphic novel, and I loved the movie.

Never one for Star Trek, but everything I've seen for this movie is creating such excitement in me that I won't be able to stop myself from seeing this movie. It started as a "What is J.J. up to now?" coupled with "Simon Pegg as Scotty? Lawlz." Now, genuine excitement. Weird.

I have, up until this moment, avoiding all reviews of the movie. I am not going to lie and say that I didn't read Harry Knowles' take on the movie.

There was never any doubt in my mind that Zack Snyder would not make a kick-ass movie, as his work thus far has been phenomenal in my mind. Granted, I was expecting changes, as everyone who read Watchmen probably was.

I am for sure going opening night to see this movie, and I am going in expecting an entertaining take on Watchmen, and not the book itself.

That is all.

P.S.: Awesome comic.

This is something that I stumbled upon on the old interwebs. Apparently it's a new type of controller that makes old school games more... immersive... or something. I was wondering if you guys had seen this thing:

http://kotaku.com/5150129/the-joydick-lets-player...

Not so much a question, just something...uh...interesting.