That scene was actually a bit scary for a 5 year old me, it could be legitimately terrifying.

I would put Jason as Bear.

I’m trying to match characters up and keep coming up with Jason as Root.

I can’t shake the bizarre feeling that Janet is the Machine and Derek is/will be Samaritan.

If you pass away and Molly Ringwald and Shannen Doherty both show up to help pay tribute to you, you did something right.

He’s at the end of season 3, so why not?

Watch out for the Death Slugs, guys!  And the stuff that makes you go blind, which was maybe the slugs, I forget.

Okay, so I will not read the good name of Penny Robinson disparaged here. I’m assuming that the only reason Dr. Smith hasn’t acted out is that then Penny would have to do something to once again save her family, who in turn would ignore it completely because they needed to fawn over if delicate little Will is alright.

I really liked Parker Posey in this. Then again, I really like Parker Posey.

I left only because of those three individuals and the way they were running the show. I loved playing the character. I felt I was going to play the Doctor my way and I wasn’t going to get involved with those politics and that wasn’t workable, so off I went. I became the invisible man.

Read the recent Vanity Fair profile.

Treasure Planet was great (Aside from maybe Benny). Love it whenever I can catch it on. 

I still owe Loeb a kick in the nuts for that arc.

Hear, hear! I don’t think it’s a Disney great, but goddamn does it have some great visual design and voice acting. The soundtrack’s great too, though I suspect its early-noughties influences are pretty blatant in some places nowadays.

Treasure Planet is awesome!

If you’ve never seen the 1990 Heston/Bale movie, you should.

but this time, he saved himself.

It’s like the Sandman fights all over again.

Maybe has to do with the fact that both Morrison and McKean would fit right in in the Asylum ^^

that entire book is a proper villain ^^