Marcian Tobay

May I PM you spoilers?

Oh, I get that entirely. And on that level, I appreciate it. It's commentary on game concept, which was unintentionally commentary itself.

Man, Ten Little Indians was crap.

This reminds me of when reviewers started trashing The Last Aribender. These forums were utterly alight with guesses as to how critics could misunderstand it. That it could still be genius even with bad reviews.

Then people saw it for themselves. They came back, pale skinned and white eyed. They fumbled unknowingly for their beds and claimed some muttering utterance of "Mouth of the Beast". They fell asleep and slumbered in a torrential and quaking comfort that saw them into eternity.

tl;dr Sometimes reviews know what they're talking about. It doesn't mean you must agree with them.

From the moment the series was about beating up enough of the woman's exe's that you would "win" her, I've shut off the part of my brain that analyzes subtext and focused on the fighting.

After watching the movie, I may come back and rant. In the meantime, however, I'm withholding accusations.

Probably wasn't the ghost who doesn't realize she's dead.

Oddly, the exact reference I was making. I've been making it for years, hoping someone would get it.

Sheer genius. A show that succeeded at many styles of humor most other writers wouldn't dare. Brick jokes, pitch black humor, sliding stuff past the censors... it was actually daring, as opposed to "We has boobs, we are daring" that some shows claim to be. It experimented and was a success in writing but not in viewership.

Though even Fox adored it, absolutely nothing could garner it a significant mainstream audience. In a truly brilliant parting shot, however, the show spent its final episodes wrapping up the entire series into a nice little package, having foreseen its own cancellation.

I cannot recommend it highly enough.

A certain character turns out to be more malevolent than first looks. The fact that they are a villain is a surprise. I linked her to a site that listed him on Batman's Rogues Gallery and she damn near lobotomized me with a stapler.

Agreed. I'm getting weary of people that are insisting that this is a more complex affair than it is. I don't like the rules either but... reasonableness. Please.

1. Yes, but they're usually dropped abruptly.

2. Haven't heard anything on the subject.

3. Don't know. Don't care.

4. An entendre that couldn't bring a conjunction to the function.

... Holy amazing.

I'm fairly certain that, in another dimension, Nobuo Uematsu used that for a villains theme in Final Fantasy. It sounds gorgeous and has a sweeping, villainous air about it.