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GTA III. 

That sucks. I got all of these on sale.

That's where I was watching it before Nick started streaming it online again.

I liked it in the R'as Al Ghul boss fight. I kind of wish those challenges had explained how to use it as well as that did. But I still wasn't a big fan of it in general. Didn't seem to have much use, really.

I actually enjoy reading at night laying down with just a small light on. I want to read the rest of The Fault in Our Stars, cause John Green and I seem to share the same dry and snarky sense of humor and I love how the first chapter is written. The character's inner voice sounds a lot like mine as a teen, only I didn't have a vagina or lung cancer to deal with. I also want to read Divergent, cause ... I mean, I bought it, so I may as well. 

So I hope that couch helps you with reading. 

I was ecstatic when I saw that Gotham was on FOX while I was watching either the Texans or Cowboys game Sunday. I thought it was on NBC, which I don't get for whatever reason.

I gave serious thought to cable packages just so I could watch the show. I'd be pissed had I not decided that was way too expensive compared to just finding the episodes online. 

I'll definitely be buying the DVDs and hopefully the original series' DVDs at some point to support the creators. 

What I'd really love to see is an Avatar event movie, animated and with the same cast and crew behind it as the show, kinda like that DBZ movie that came out recently.

I know what you mean about having to follow a TV show. I always preferred comedies, cause they're still enjoyable if you missed a week and I could never keep up with a series on TV. I watch more dramas now though. Netflix makes it easy to go at my own pace. 

Having said that, I think I will try to follow both Gotham and The Legend of Korra as well as Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers games. I don't really count sports though. I can do other things with the game on. I imagine you're the same since you like football.

I have a harder time paying attention to books than movies. I know that makes me sound dumb, but if there's a bad section of a movie there's still something else to visually keep my attention. A bad section of a book simply has to be endured on its own before it gets going again, and sometimes I just don't have the patience. I want to read more outside of just Master's coursework, but due to the plain, black&white-text-only nature of books, I get distracted from them more easily. 

I think I get what you mean though. I definitely have to limit the number of TV series I can watch, cause there's so many people recommend really highly, but only so many I'm willing to devote time to. 

You mean grammar* Nazi. 

No one has time for TV, video games, movies, books or anything else really, we all just kinda shoehorn it in there so we don't go insane.

Well, all three available seasons are streaming online now, so you don't have to watch it on TV.