That's right, anything you love be it book, movie, tv show, cartoon, anime, flash game, youtube video/channel. Post it here and share the love.

Anime.

Tiger and Bunny

The new show from sunrise, it's both a decostruction and reconstruction of the Super Hero genre and has fans ranging from 16 to 40 both male and female, no matter what they'll be something here for you.

Fairy Tail

Take one massive guild of wizards, a load of awesome characters, some epic fights and a metric but load of property damage and you've pretty much got Fairy Tail, it's your typical shonen fair in most regards but ahs managed to stay fresh over 4 years so that's something worth mentioning at least. ( that and the author does seem to have some sort of end game in mind if you look carefully)

Youtube Channels

Total Biscuit

This man is just entertaining, his main videos are Star Craft 2 and Wow(currently on hiatus) but he also does the WTF series, a list of first impressions on games, mostly off steam, alot of which are sent to him by the developers for his feed back, a great place for gamers.

Webcomics (Sorta)

Double K

Take Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and make it a buddy cop show, teh result, AWESOME!!!

OK, I'm game...

Books

Moral Combat--This is a book by British historian and scholar Michael Burleigh that examines the moral aspects of the Second World War. Definitely worth your time.

Movies

The Towering Inferno--The quintessential disaster movie. And as a bonus, it helped get stricter fire safety laws passed in America.

Games

Mafia Wars--One of the best games, if not THE best game, available on Facebook.

YouTube Channels

ALogTV--The brainchild of one Anthony "ALog" LoGatto of Staten Island, this channel is made of epic win. Some of the funniest and most insightful commentaries you'll find on YouTube.

Chris91 wrote:

Mafia Wars--One of the best games, if not THE best game, available on Facebook.

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There is no such thing as a good Facebook game.

Philistine.

Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. There's not a lot I was into at 12 or 13 I'm still keen on today, but ever since reading my first one in my old School library 16 or 17 years ago I've enjoyed pretty much all of them, repeatedly. Through Good Omens he properly introduced me to Gaiman's work as well (I later realised I had previously seen some Gaiman storys in 2000AD but they were oneshots and didn't especially stick with me) and I've enjoyed most everything of Gaiman's I've read since. The Discworld series is tremendously funny in places, but Pterry also spins a good plot, and engaging characters who I liked coming back to again and again (even if it took a while in some cases). One of the best bit was completely missing some of the jokes first time round and then seeing them later and getting it. Like with Llamedos. So, yeah. Good stuff man.

Most people don't, ensuring that playing Facebook games turns you into a mass annoyance.

Their fault.

Oh, recommendations.

I imagine a lot of people have heard of Gunnerkrigg Court, but if you haven't, go do so! It's an awesome webcomic.

Webcomics:

The Perry Bible Fellowship

Not the least bit religion-related; they're all funny in usually a very dark way.

Youtube channels:

Ritzbitz8

He mashes clips of various cartoons, animes, videogames and movies together, remixes them, or adds sound effects to achieve funny. I forget the name for those.


The Little Fears

She retells creepypasta or urban legends, making really eerie videos of them. She uses sound very effectively, not to mention her voice is absolutely perfect for this kind of thing.

Anime

The last anime I ever bought is also one of the best. Hunt out Daiguard if you can. Especially if you're an Evangellion fan.

Webcomics:

Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic can be found at YAFGC.net. It's enormous and updates every day, so new readers may find it a little daunting, but stick with it. As the series goes on, it drops the nudity/sex gags as well as many of the D&D references, and moves into a more detailed relationship and fantasy epic. Check it out.

Books:

The Road by Cormac McCarthy was one of the many books to inspire the look, feel and overall atmosphere of the more recent Fallout games. (It's also a pretty good film too)

Anything by China Miéville is a good read. I'd recommend Perdido Street Station over his others, though.

Games:

I think this game was brought to my attention through this website, but I reckon it deserves a new mention and a new load of fans: Silent Conversation is a fantastic melding of book and game. If nothing else it's a great way to read H.P. Lovecraft's 'The Nameless City', and probably introduce yourself to the Cthlulu mythos stories, if you're not already acquainted with them!

The original video that Anonymous levied towards the Scientologists.

And the parody.

TV

Through the Wormhole: Go get cable. Get the Science Channel. (Lapin totally did not get cable just for the Science Channel, why do you ask?)(They included HBO) Watch this show.

Why?

Because it is the best science show ever, seriously beating out Bill Nye the Science Guy's spot in my childhood heart. Morgan Freeman is narrating, and it is crazy-fucking-awesome, talking about blind sight and the LHC, and tiny black holes, and -! (Sciencegasm) (Yes, that's a thing, shut up)