Marcian Tobay

An interview with Jane Lynch pretty much stated how the Regionals of Glee would play out. Dang near threw it across the room.

Heh, my mom's husband ordered for me as a gift. Feels like a curse.

I'd love a chance to fight Hardcase when he's so angry and full of (justifiable) righteous fury that he's capable of all the things that, merely hinting at, intimidated your character into betraying Vivacious.

In Entertainment Weekly (the land of no spoiler alerts *Sigh*), they indicated that Season 5 was Dexter dealing with the fall out of Season 4.

You keep your dirty, infamy grubbing hands off one of my favorite arcs in the game. That arc is the only one that compares the I17 Clone arcs in the joy of being a bratty super villain.

It's hilarious! You and Verandi are just two jerks with super powers that are "doing it for the lulz". She gives you little more reason than "It'll be hilarious". It's joy riding and smashing mail boxes with your powers-of-deities. Then Daddy Hardcase calls you in and gives you a very stern talking to, making you mow the lawn and fix the mailboxes.

The whole arc was exactly what my character would act like and how the world would treat him. Unless you want to add an option to flip Hardcase the finger even after Verandi's true intentions are revealed, I want no changes.

Oddly, Godwin's law was in place even then.

Points to you, sir. Points upon points.

Didn't see the show, but it would have been awesome if it ended with the kids going up to Jimmy and saying that they lost to Vocal Adrenaline; that he was stuck with the bill for their trip.

Well, that was simply amazing. Thank you. Truly awesome opening. The cherry on top was Joel McHale being in their Glee Club. The levels of meta-humor there would cost a Cthonian Cultist sanity loss.

Oh, and points to anyone that recognized the outfit they wore.

That's it. You're about to get hominem'd.

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I find your fashion sense to be outdated. Surely your intent is to represent some sort of ironic 2006 garb in a post-modern take on fashion. At least, I hope that's your intent, because the alternative is... dreadful.

Either way, your clothes are so loud they drown out your points. Your statements are as invalid as Stephen Hawking's cameo in Gattaca.

This entirely. Glee's compelling, but on absolutely no level is it deserving of anything that relates to its writing. The two awards it got were spot on and eagle eye'd calls.

For best comedy, it simply had to be either Community or Modern Family. It's absolutely refreshing to see a show recognized for its tightly written original/yet comfortable formula.

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Will go read the rest of the awards later. First awards show in a long time that hasn't had me punching kittens afterwards.

Note to self: Track down Glee Emmy clip to find out what's up.

That's... that's perfect! I'm going that route. Thank you!

Interesting. I was considering Ramona Flowers as the narrator...

I'm really torn on how to do it. The following issues I have to overcome:

1) The arc clearly would shine under six missions. I have five.

2) The story is very much told from the narrator's point of view, which is Scott. You are not Scott.

3) For some reason, I can't design Matthew Patel in the character creation system.

The rest I'm working on.

My contribution to this spine chilling theory:

What do you think?

My concern as well.

I want a zone event that gathers all heroes/villains into one spot, removes all other critters, and then spawns exact-level clones of all the Players in that zone.

Then a giant brawl.

No one truly knows what happened. These are the facts we have:

Hamidon is scary.
Cole goes to fight Hamidon.
No cameras.
Cole comes back and says "Hamidon is held off but still a threat. I couldn't kill him. I could just vaguely restrain him."

Everything beyond that is speculation. Edit: I personally believe that Hamidon is alive but definitely agree that something is... off. Actually shifting to 20% believing that Hamidon's been dead the whole time.