This intro and song set the tone of the show when it first aired and I love it to pieces, but I wish someone would have tried this song that they used later on with the original intro animation:

I just liked that it was out of focus and remained so even though it got closer. My favorite show from the 2000s.

I'll go with the one that had one of the coolest songs around!

"The Constant" says absofriiginlutely!

I'm just here to say "What the Unholy Fuck?"

En Sabah Nur. We await your arrival, my Dark Lord!

If they could squeeze in Genosha as just a throw away line as "This was once a nation founded by mutants as a safe haven for other mutants..." I would silently punch the air and definitely qualify it as a "Fuck Yeah" moment in this movie. I would've loved to see a Sentinel cameo, but this is an excellent trailer.

I love that these scenes have made it into the wild....almost certainly guaranteeing a new boxset, lmao....wow.

I didn't keep up with the casting, but SHIT YES BLINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love this show and loved the movie, but everything you said is pretty much 100% true. I feel its recent uptick in popularity (like damn anything that's popular) is due to the internet. Someone watches the first episode on Netflix and then they make a thousand memes.

Ohohoh...Indie frozen in carbonite. Hat and whip in hand!!! The internet would explode!

Han Solo in a fridge.

He looks soulless.

That fracking horn terrified me.

This one episode was better than the Nazi Mad Scientist plot, the mutilated freaks, the aliens, and the demon possession of last season. So it's pretty much already better than all of last season.

"Sex Kittens: Coven of Serious Women Because Tits"

It being classified as a rumor for now is the only thing keeping me from crying like a baby.

The same thing has been said about The Wire, The Sopranos, 24 (the first 3 seasons at least), The Shield, etc. There are still talented writers out there and it takes a perfect storm of exceptional writing, great characters that viewers can identify with (not just the main character), critical recognition, and a…

Rule #5: At all times, mentally prepare yourself that no matter what you do, there will be a fuckton of people that will not like what you create. Even if you follow rules 1-4 to the fucking T.

Go on Amazon and buy yourself a rape whistle...these fanboys are gonna rough you up.

*googles Crossfit founder*

Holy shit, you're right? Why would anyone take advice from someone like that? At least Tony Horton looks like he lives the P90x life. Shit. Glassman looks like he wakes up with nachos stuck to his face.