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Do you think the show is called Where I Met Your Mother?

I don't know... maybe how he met their mother?

I know they've filmed a scene with the kids, but surely they haven't filmed anything other than that?

Not that I know of, but I found this through a quick Google search.

"How I met your mother? Well, kids, a decade earlier, I went on a date with your aunt Robin..." It'd be amusing if the show got canceled before they got a chance to reveal who the mother is. Amusing in the same way bringing Scrubs back for a ninth season was.

Community is getting an hour-long season finale, by the way. Well, it's more like forty minutes, but still.

Little Big Adventure 2 was one of my favorite games back in the day. I still listen to the music you posted every now and then. I'm fairly certain 2 is Asterix and the Great Rescue.

5 is from a cutscene in Little Big Adventure 2. Great game.

1 looks like World of Illusion.

Happy birthday to everyone ever.

I usually take a deep breath and remind myself that it doesn't matter what threads are called.

Of course no one's saying he's comparing the game to a beer. I think you missed the point of our conversation. :p

Is 4 Resident Evil 5? And The Darkness for the last one?

Curious Village. Recommendations for DS games? - All of the Ace Attorney games (if you want interesting and funny stories) - Ghost Trick (for the same reason as above) - 999 (you'll have to import it from the US, but the story is amazingly dark and twisted) - Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (if you think a mix between the 2D and 3D GTA is appealing) - Elite Beat Agents (if you want a great music game) - The Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan! games (if you want Elite Beat Agents with J-pop) - Henry Hatsworth (if you want a challenging and great-looking 2D platformer) - Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (if you want a more lightweight but no less awesome RPG) - The World Ends with You (if you want an RPG set in present-day Japan with simultaneous fighting on both screens) - Advance Wars (if you like turn-based strategy) - Picross DS/Picross 3D (if you like puzzle games) - Rhythm Paradise (if you want a WarioWare game based around music) - Mario Kart (because Mario Kart is always fun) - Both Zelda games (or else you will die) Those should last you until they release a good 3DS game.

I actually love ReZ and Comedy Rainbow, but I've been afraid of saying so because I want to fit in. I sometimes review Tomb Raider custom levels on a website, and the close-knit community breeds inflated review scores and a need to only write positive things. Actually trying to write balanced reviews and using 5 as an average rating (but then I suppose peer pressure has caused most people who review games to adopt 7 as the new average) doesn't make you popular, and I eventually became known as someone who hates Tomb Raider and everything about it. But I've left their forums now, so I can write whatever I want and don't have to care about what they think anymore. Other than that, like Danny I've always been 'weird', so fitting in has never been on the table anyway, and so peer pressure has never really been an issue.

This was how I felt about the first Uncharted, but I thought the sequel managed to strike a perfect balance. To each their own, I guess.

But then, is likening the game to Duff Beer a good or a bad thing? We'll have to go to the beer thread in general chit chat and do some research.

My cousin recommended this show to me, so I haven't watched it on principle. I've heard good things, though, so I may check it out in secret when I don't have anything else to watch.

Haha, maybe now Ashley will finally watch it. The Modern Warfare episode in season 1 was brilliant. And I loved the recent Dungeons & Dragons episode. And... and... So much brilliance. Definitely one of the best sitcoms on television right now. It's amazing how The Big Bang Theory gets four times the amount of viewers in the same time slot, when this is clearly the better show.

I've heard that Mafia II is supposed to be average at best, so that's probably what Daft meant? But I like that his post could mean anything we want.

There has been no announcement about a movie, though, so you should prepare for them being stranded in space forever, Mokong.

This just proves that they have no idea how to make movies. :p

From what I've heard, Afterlife was intended to be the last movie, but then it did surprisingly well (because it's in 3D or because people have bad taste or whatever), so here we are. I found the first movie mediocre but watchable. The sequel was absolutely horrible, though. It amazes me that the series is still going.