Top Gun

...why the fuck would you be watching trash TV for any sort of realistic depiction of family get-togethers? You really are from another planet, or else Texas is even more of a bumblefuck backwater than it appears to be. Edit: Seriously, this is last year's data, but there's no way you can't be vaguely aware of this. Have you never watched a news broadcast?

I said no such goddamn thing. "More than once every 5 years" does not equate to "over and over and over." Quit being disingenuous. You have absolutely no evidence as to whether the people represented in the ratings were continuous repeat viewers, or individuals dropping in and out as they came across those particular airings. It doesn't even matter either way, since enough time has passed since its last airing that a hypothetical run at the end of the block wouldn't do any harm, and indeed couldn't, as Starwind pointed out. And the thing that really "killed" ASA was a lack of new acquisitions and promotion. Those shows were only rerun that many times back then because there literally wasn't anything else [as] owned to air in those slots, and no budget to pick up multiple new acquisitions to fill them. Neither of those issues is present with Toonami right now. Again, blaming a single repeat run for "killing the ratings" is just asinine.

Just get it buzzed. Saves tons of money on shampoo.

Totally fucked-up that he doesn't see any residuals from the show that just about founded [as].

I know longtime anime columnist Mike Toole does a "dubs that time forgot" panel at cons where he shows clips of super-obscure dubs that were often never released in any form. It's amazing how many times certain titles wound up getting separate dubs. Hell, the Lupin movie Mystery of Mamo has no fewer than four different English dubs.

You're not "mentally perfect" compared to anyone, ben. If you want to watch the reruns, then watch the reruns. If you don't, then don't. Endlessly bitching (years after the fact, no less) at their very existence is just obsessive.

I will never for the life of me understand the appeal of this sort of thing, and watching this just reinforces that opinion.

Shockingly enough, most people want to watch things they like more than once every half-decade. Seriously ben, at some point you need to start acknowledging that you're not neurotypical, and that you can't accurately speak for those who are. That may sound cruel, but it's still true.

...what planet do you live on, Ben? The 4th is one of the biggest beach weekends of the year (I'd assume second to only Memorial Day, and potentially Labor Day), and the same is presumably true for most summer mountain resort destinations. It's also a huge weekend for families to get together, which often means traveling out-of-state. This is basic social interaction.

Mother of God...

Or find an old Cruisin' USA arcade cabinet and go to town.

I, uh, beat Zelda 2.

Honestly it's been long enough now that I think an HD Bebop run at the end of the block would work out just fine, if they still have the rights to it.

Seriously, most people take the closest weekend as their vacation when the 4th falls in the middle of the week like this year.

Hey there amigos! How y'all doin'?

Why don't you take a seat...

I think it's pretty much guaranteed. (lupin da thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrd)

Wayne Knight!

The law of conservation of energy calls fucking bullshit.

If you in any way like Crosby? Oh yes, you're horrible.

Obligatory:

Pittsburgh would be a fantastic city if it didn't have any Pittsburghers in it.

Lukewarm usually, unless I'm actively cold from the A/C.

I won't, because watching the NBA is akin to having a root canal, but I'm sure I'll vaguely hear about it at some point.

If you can wrangle those clauses into a coherent string, I might be able to form an opinion on them.