OT stands for Off Topic Discussion AKA the only part of Zulag 2 that's worth a damn.

Seriously am I the only one who has no problem reading his posts? You guys are just mad because you're angry.

AT was as bad as ponies for a while on the internet, so much so that I don't think I will ever enjoy it. I see it as the physical form of the "LOL SO RANDUM XD!!!" humor, which I loathe.

I hate ponies too.

I feel the same way about ATHF.

Many shows fall under this catagory, all showing no wit, intellect or creativity, Family Guy is one such show.

My god, you all suck.
Except anyone who likes AT.

I liked that vampire song?

Which one? Marceline is by far the most musical character.

The one that OANST posted, the first one.

Is there a youtube channel with episodes up online? It looks cool.

Probably. Cartoon Network isn't as cool as Hasbro, they remove episodes all the time.
If you find one, it will probably be labeled by the episode tag number as opposed to the actual title to avoid litigation. The episode's image will also most likely be flipped horizontally.

A quick googling of 'watch adventure time online' seems to provide pretty much all you'll need. This show is crazy easy to find.

Also I'd like to point out that ATHF's writing is consistent, however disjointed individual episodes are.

regular show is pretty vool

GLaDOS cums all over that show, too.

I watched the 'The Problem With Popplers' episode of Futurama. I think it's one of the funniest episodes. The scene where Emperor Lrrr is tripping is funny as hell.

Goddamnit it. This thread... Can we try and get it back on track properly, please?

I've watched a bit of Better Off Ted lately... it's pretty amusing. Though I suspect I would appreciate and understand it a lot more if I got to work for a big corp enough...

Just watched Indie Game: The Movie, and I really liked it. It's just interesting people doing what they do.

Edmund McMillen is charming and is clearly fairly happy with his life nowadays (especially in the commentary);
Tommy Refenes cries on launch day and falls asleep during a conversation with Edmund;
Jonathan Blow wonders if Braid might have been a little too successful, since most players get caught up in the art and gameplay, which is actually detrimental to their experience of the narrative he worked so hard on;
Phil Fish... well, if you thought he was a venomous narcissist, this film won't change that. However, he does obviously work very hard and is ocassionally very funny.

Is there anything about Jonathan Blow's new game or is it all just about their previous work?

He sounds like such a prat.

He falls into many of the personality holes that artists tend to find for themselves. On the bright side, he's a pretty amazing artist.

Hahaha

Clearly, seeing as I've only watched it a few times.

Maybe. Team Meat spend a minute defending him, McMillen claims he's not unpleasant, just an obsessive perfectionist.

Seriously, the Team Meat commentary is probably better than the actual film. Just endless stupidity, it had me in stitches. The running jokes make it seem more like RiffTrax or something.

Edmund: Fun fact: I actually did all the character design for Braid; then it got redone.
Tommy: ... I actually made Braid. Jon stole it off me. He's a cheap hack.

(Later)

Edmund: I actually made Super Mario Brothers.
Tommy: Must have been something you did with Florian. [Himsl, Binding of Isaac dev]

(Much later)

Tommy: I actually made Fez. Phil Fish really is a dick.

Plus various other speculations. Phil Fish is three feet tall and stands on crates at expos; Phil Fish is really a cold-blooded hitman called "Kill Fish"; Phil Fish has no eyes; Phil Fish is Wolverine; Tommy slowly absorbed Edmund's fat tissue over SMB's development, while Edmund stole Tommy's hair; Tommy has emu feet; in-depth discussion of Tommy's semen; and various reasons why Jonathan Blow never sits down, even when asleep.

Oh, and their 'big black lady' voices are amazing. "Oh, no, Phil Fish, you did not just consider suicide!" "Oh yeeah he did!"

Maybe watch the film! Challenge your current perceptions! Experience! Live! etc. etc.

I'll be honest, I don't expect anyone my age to remember this, but do any of the older members?



Just accidently remembered this, in fact I'm pretty sure I remember that episode. XD

The Herbs.

Holy shit. I totally forgot about that. I got them on video cassette and gave them to my nephew.

I loved the hell out of those videos.

Wait a minute. Is Scraptrapman OddjobAbe's long lost nephew?


Also, I've been watching the fourth season of the Simpsons over the past few days. It's probably my favourite of the classic era, all the stories are really well done and full of emotion (or in some of them just humor) and the animation is top-notch. It's right around the time they really hit their stride in great episodes.

I'm past the second season and can say pretty much the same so far

I have been watching Futurama a lot lately. Futurama is good.

It's better than the late Simpsons.

I like Futurama, but it's horrendously overrated.

Can't praise the second to seventh series of Simpsons enough though. It's what I grew up on.

Futurama is only overrated when Farnsworth isn't in the room.

And it becomes far far more overrated whenever Bender or Dr Zoidberg open their mouths.

I can agree with that. Also, I'm not crazy about Leela.

It's still a fun show, and I love the characters. Just finished the third season.

Re-watched The Tree Of Life. One of my fav films from 2011. Utterly pretentious yet beautiful to look at. Also great acting by Brad Pitt.

Watching The Orphanage at School atm. It's creepy as hell. It wasn't bad at first but now its getting weird. we're watching it in our Spanish lessons in the Spanish language. Its quite a good film. Anyone else seen it? (Don't ruin the ending for me, I'm up to where the woman is sitting at the table eating some food with some dolls and yelling)

I thought it was boring. It was alright though.

I keep meaning to see it. I'm told it's somewhat similar to The Devil's Backbone. Which I loved.

It's a brilliant film. Made by the same guy who made Pan's Labyrinth.

The Devil's Backbone is, yes. Guillermo Del Toro didn't make The Orphanage.

He was the producer of The Orphanage. He also did a good job with the less popular and underrated 'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark'. he worked on Kung Fu Panda 2 to some degree as well.