Top Gun

The first season wasn't made by them either.

Neither of those characters were killed in the first place, especially not the latter. I have no idea where you're getting that from. I mean, literally the first rule of shounen is "Nobody's dead until you see the body."

...fucking hell I can't goddamn stand it when companies do that. "So you bought this a few months ago? Lol sorey, here's brand-new shit we didn't have before! Enjoy giving us more money!" Wait, no...I'm holding the BD set in my hands right now, and it has the exact same extras listed as this release, including an OVA. It's literally the same thing.

It's already been available on Blu-ray for several years. This is just FUNi putting out a new release with DVDs included as well.

I'd be interested in hearing how you found that Rabbit site to work in practice, as I hadn't heard of it before now. The old AD animu-watching group we still have plodding along has everyone queue up the episodes and countdown to start playing. The one benefit we've found over the years is that, when someone's connection was flaky (especially when we were still using AIM, dear lord), so long as everyone was connected when we started, everyone could still stay on-pace with the episode through any disconnects.

Just play BioShock instead. You get all of the same Objectivist nonsense, plus you get to hit freakish genetic mutants with a wrench!

This thread is the best entertainment I've had in weeks.

KAGOOOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

A given:

I really do enjoy how this is the hill fuggs chooses to die on.

The very moment he stops being a total cumstain. So some time after the heat death of the universe then.

Nothing here by any way you define it. Honestly the opportunity never presented itself, so I can't even say if it was a personal morality thing or not. I can't say I have any interest in casual sex at this point: I'm doing just fine taking care of my own needs, and I don't even need to buy myself dinner first.

As much as I love Stray, the ending Gravity is what really sticks with me. It's goddamn haunting.

I sincerely wish I could go back in time and teach Akira Toriyama how to draw hair.

I have now had to order this game for a THIRD time after Toys 'r' Us proceeded to also cancel my order. (No wonder you assholes are going bankrupt.) Seriously, how fucking hard is it to properly manage retail inventory? Thankfully the damn thing is back in stock on Amazon. So much for supporting the little® guy.

You have no fucking idea how real life works.

Goddamn, he must have had one hell of a tit quota to meet that month.

How nice to have a job almost entirely dedicated to exploiting other people's mental illness.

Always heartening to find a kindred spirit.

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Whoever coined that ad needs to be drug out into the street and shot.

Do tell, ben, just what "something else" does [as] have that they could chuck at the ass-end of the block? What massive library of unplayed show licenses are they sitting on? And yes, you suck at TV if you can't even manage to flip between channels competently.

Play Winnie-the-Pooh Home Run Derby. It's the same thing except you're the one who winds up in a bloody pulp instead.

Most people did not watch every single run during that decade. Some people did not watch any run during that decade. Over two years is more than enough time to have some new sets of eyeballs watching a block, and more than enough time for many people who have watched the series to want to rewatch it. And all of that aside, it's still on at 3 in the morning so who gives a shit. Christ ben, maybe at least attempt at some point in your life to comprehend how normal human beings behave. You keep acting as though everyone watched every single airing of this show across more than a decade. Nobody did this. And if they did, it's their own goddamn fault for getting sick of watching it. People who are already watching part of the block, or who don't have Netflix, or who find it more convenient than having to dig out their disks. What a thought. You are terrible at watching TV. Jack finished its repeat run two weeks ago. Imagine that, shows swapping out when they finish their runs.