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I don't know what I was looking at. Disregard this post. I'm about to watch that new Rob Zombie movie. Disregard that too.

I just got a PS3 months ago. I'm on pace for next-gen around 2015.

Playing Star Trek. I just spent ten minutes crawling around on my ass, waiting for Spock to revive me. He didn't. While slowly scootching around on my butt, the weapon in my hand disappeared for the fourth time. What a great game.

Smaller than the original.

The Dead Island sequel is a 3GB game for the PS3. That shit is weak for a normal retail product.

Started playing the new Star Trek game, which is a 5/10 or 6/10 at best. When you go to the only place you can go in the level (an elevator) and there's no prompt to activate it on the first three tries, you don't have a good game on your hands.

48-47, Henderson.

Despite not really caring about it, I continue to watch this show. I keep my fingers crossed that we'll have another horse half-decapitation one of these weeks.

This is what my Dad watches.

Played it. Playing it again in 1999 mode. The story makes little sense, but I have fun with the gameplay.

I'm staying, just for you. On topic, I'm sure the plan is to launch Wonder Woman and others off of the eventual Justice League movie.

There was a botched Wonder Woman television series recently. They're trying...

Best show on television. No challengers.

Don't do it, guys.

What if little old man Pitt danced over to someone and jumped at their neck. That would've been a good moment...

So...you're saying it was missing vampires?

The Young Victoria - ** out of ***** Visioneers - *** out of *****

:lmao: That's a bad thing?

In my reality.

The whole show is Larry arguing with everyone. Sometimes you see his point, sometimes you think he's being irrational...that, coupled with multiple arguments/situations colliding, is what makes Larry and the show great. SPOILERS The last season has Larry acting with the motive of getting his wife back, so there's a bit more of the irrational.

The first season is definitely not it's best. It is one of the best shows on television though. You made a good purchase...

They've only hit 40 million viewers once in the past 7 years. That was the year Lord Of The Rings swept everything. There is no reason ratings from the 90s should be beating ratings from this decade, considering the current state of film is the most profitable it's ever been...

Making it ten instead of five is just a way of trying to get ratings. I think they really regret missing out on The Dark Knight's bandwagon last year.