Okay internet, you know the drill:
*opens scroll and blandly reads*

"Blah blah blah raped my childhood blah blah blah blah blah ruined forever blah blah blah no real 90's kid blah blah blah blah fuck you Disney blah."

If you need me, I'll be posting a video of Professor Oak and a Jigglypuff singing Gotye in the video game thread.

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I would like to see this.

Head to the video games thread.

Drugs Inc

My parents randomly had National Geographic on and I learned quite a lot about Ecstasy and how its made.

So it looks like we're two for three on DC pilots this year. Constantine has leaked, leaving only Gotham to trickle out to cover all our bases.

As always, no spoilers. The rip itself had some audio issues, a strange reverb/echo that made it a little difficult to watch, but it was definitely worth a look. As with The Flash, the SFX are TV budget and tend to not hold up to much scrutiny. It was a pretty good show. Thankfully, there was only one horrible southern accent in the entire thing. There were a couple of plot holes big enough to drive a truck through, but it wasn't too distracting. It's a good start, though a little exposition heavy (understandable in a pilot). Sadly, although it sets a good atmosphere, it may be a bit of risk for network TV and the fundamentalists will probably rise up against the show. If it gets more than one series, I'll be surprised (happy, but surprised). Judging by the pilot, methinks whatever we get should be interesting.

Ridiculousness. Many reruns of Ridiculousness.

I've decided to hold off on watching these leaked pilots. As amazing as it would be, I already hate the week long wait between episodes, so watching one episode now and then waiting another 3-4 months for the next episode would be killer.

We spent the day watching Asylum (American Horror Story Season 2). The first five episodes were rough to sit through, but the show did get better afterwards. Unfortunately, it felt like they were just cramming every single Sci-Fi and horror concept into this thing to pad out the timing rather than focus on one point. The alien and demon plots were so convoluted and took away from the Bloody Face storyline, especially because they served no purpose to that plot, which was obviously supposed to be the purpose of the season. It also lacked some of the great cinematography that made Murder House so great and the interesting characters of Coven. I thought Ian MacShane's character was going to be as memorable as Coven's Axe Man, but he wasn't. Overall, I give it a 6/10. It is by far the weakest of the three seasons.

Been watching Party of Five, despite every episode being a drama explosion it never gets annoying, and it's so incredibly engaging and easy to jump into.

Loving it.

Just caught a preview of the game show that Craig Ferguson will apparently be hosting after he leaves the best show on late night. Craig is delightful as always, but I can't help but feel it's quite a step down. Still, the guy's got to pay the bills.