I like how this episode made a point, some of the other episodes were over-saturated in sarcasm to the underlying message was completely drowned-out. The series is definitely finding its voice.
I think it has to do with something from "V for vendetta".PoweD said:Totally agree, we need a life in the shitter sonic.
Can somebody explain whats with the black lines on the background?
So, just ignore it and it'll go away? I don't know why I didn't think of that, it works every time, right? Try ignoring me, see if I go away. The point here being that if youwant change, you have to take an active part, so I will continue to speak out against it.Drake666 said:You know, if you watch his show, you're saying to the Escapist that you want to see more... it's the same thing if you watch shitty movie, play shitty video games or go to a bad restaurant...ShadowKatt said:I agree whole heartedly. I believe there was even a poll that asked the escapist if they wanted to keep this feature, and the highest vote was "NO".Espsychologist said:Jim fails at funny again.
And here we are, so poll = petition, and no one takes internet petitions seriously.
A petition means nothing if there's no intention behind it
Character don't go out of their way to do cool stuff.They just do stuff and you find em cool.pokepuke said:So basically any character that tries to be cool has to recognize that he is doing himself a disservice and ultimately appearing uncool?
Big old fat Jim doesn't seem to quite get it that Duke is also funny because the character is played straight, or even understand the inspiration of the character. You're supposed to be reliving the life of the ultimate 80s action star. Why would a bit of self-detriment add to it? It's supposed to be over the top and his world is supposed to be going along with it; he did save it after all.
And why is Jim's suit so over-sized? Did he recently lose a hundred pounds or something?