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Confirmation bias, my dude. People like to look at the new Teen Titans or Power Puff Girls and claim that it's all going down hill while seemingly ignoring all the other shows that are doing well with most folks. Regular Show, Adventure Time, Steven Universe and so on all seem to be performing well and staying popular. I hate TTG and the new PPG as much as the next guy, but Cartoon Network is doing fine.

The original Tron It's such a dumb movie but I love it to death

I give it 7 j-pops out of fever dream All of my favorite weird stuff probably isn't appropriate for this forum, but I do have this.

Hey gang, I'm currently in a research methods in psychology course. Part of the requirements of that is that I need to conduct a survey and use the data to write a paper. Video games have always been an interest of mine, so the survey is gathering data about video game use and feelings of aggression. It's completely anonymous and shouldn't take more than a few minutes. If you guys could do me a favor and take the survey, I'd appreciate it! Here is the link: http://fullerton.qualtrics.com//SE/?SID=SV_dpBTb4W9rLF5dmB

Does MLP even qualify for a Hugo? I wouldn't exactly call it science fiction. Ultimately, it doesn't matter. Who cares if a bunch of dudes got it nominated as a joke. I certainly don't require their validation.

I get the feeling that Nintendo is abandoning ship on the WiiU and banking on the NX being a success. If the new Zelda is a launch title, that alone should move some units.

Disco will never die MLP has blown up enough that even when the current generation ends, it will stick around in some form or another for a very long time. I'm always reminded things like Star Trek, Star Wars and Harry Potter; fandoms that have persisted well after their object of interest had huge lapses of new content or just stopped completely. In the absence of officially sponsored stuff, the fandom will create it for itself. You can already see this at work in the massive amounts of fan fiction, fan art and all manner of fan created merchandise that the MLP fandom generates. This forum is still active, even in between seasons. MLP has managed to create a great deal of staying power and has carved out a nice hole for itself in nerd culture that wont be going anywhere anytime soon.

April fools is over Letting fan fiction anywhere near the canon is a terrible idea of colossal proportions, regardless of how good it is perceived to be.