The reason for this is, obviously, insecurity. Virtually every single human action or inaction can be traced back to insecurity.

I highly recommend John Sayles' "The Secret of Roan Inish" (shot by the incomparable Haskell Wexler) for a beautiful selkie film.

I was hoping it would be more like this:

An opposit and equal dawwwww!

I experienced the opposite. I'll have a an itching sensation and scratch that area, but I can't seem to reach the itch. The"itch you cannot scratch" I assume?

See ya later, ya martyr!

Michio Kaku strikes me as someone who is probably very brilliant in his field, but tries to be a generalist. That's fine. A lot of us do that around here. But we don't do it on national TV and we don't pretend to make a living out of it.

Is that... DANGER MOUSE??

Yep, that's how you do a trailer. Great delivery, great sound, great visuals, good CGI. Now all we have to do is hope it has a decent script.

So this, with the Python treatment?

Pardon for disagreeing, but that's dead wrong. With what we know now, it's easy to say that it was just for shock, but then, in the theater, it set the stage for the movie to be a total party kill. At the time of the movie, everyone pretty much knew that the show was not coming back, no matter how well it did at the…

That's the buffest fetus I've ever seen.

I'd rather see a show about superheros that have gone rouge:

Not even gonna lie. If I were super-rich, the first thing I'd get is a house with a secret passageway behind a wall of bookshelves. What's the point of all that money if you can't live like a villain in an episode of Scooby Doo?

Stay tuned for tomorrow's video:

Without even reading the article I know that they wouldn't. Tears from onion chopping sting because sulphuric acid is being manufactured in your eyes from the chemical mixes. That would certainly look different from normal tears.

HOLY SHIT THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER IS THE R2D2 OF THE SHOW!!!!

Humorously, I believe that's a Gibbon