Saturday, October 15, 2016

Oh, The Metahumanity! (Oct 11-13)

DON'T JUDGE ME. OK, judge me a little.
SO MUCH CW. All the CW. Well, not Supergirl. I'm still not willing to commit to Supergirl. But so much else. Agents of SHIELD is still winning overall, but only because there's no time for more Luke Cage right now.

Friday, October 14, 2016

Weekly Wrasslin' Wroundup (NXT)

BANG ZOOM RIGHT IN THE KISSER
Behold, that rarest of beasts! An epsiode of NXT where a bunch of shit actually happened!

Motherfuckin' Lucha Underground! (Open Road To Revenge)

Next Best THing
Just want to mention yet again that thanks to iOS 10 and the failure of the Internet to screengrab appropriately, I cannot show you the image that earned this week's MFLU moment.

Thursday, October 13, 2016

Monthly Free Games (October 2016)

Pretty much exactly what meets the eye, but still good.
This is officially the latest I've ever gotten the Monthly Free Games up, I think. Especially given that the first Tuesday (when the Sony stuff drops) wasn't that deep into the month. Especially sad given the paucity of good stuff this month, although a bunch of you get to enjoy the best game here for the first time, while I already owned it.

Weekly Wrasslin' Wroundup (SD Live)

Way more entertaining than it coulda shoulda been.
Just when I'm starting to question if and why I still like Dean Ambrose, Smackdown Live gives me so many reasons to say yes. Shame about the rest of the show.

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Weekly Wrasslin' Wroundup (Raw)

The man with no face joins the division with almost no heels.
Note to WWE - it's a bad sign when, at the start of your show, you tell me your next PPV is three weeks away, and I'm happy because it's not two. So we get a bit of a break before Hell In A Cell.

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

WWE No Mercy 2016

Called this one, heh.
The tradition of brand-only PPV's not being that great continues, although to No Mercy's credit, two of the three title matches were good to great. But an unexpected injury and the shallow roster ultimately took their toll.