Where are you going to find scabs willing to work for free?

Hartman's death was a tragedy. A senseless, unnecessary tragedy. And remember kids - it was Andy Dick who provided Hartman's wife (who was in recovery) with the cocaine she took before she went nutso and killed Hartman in a psychotic fit.

I am going to reply en masse to the complaints about major characters like Mad-Eye Moody, Tonks, and Lupin dying "off-screen" - while I shared the horror at knowing they died (nearly all in battle) and we were denied the experience of being present for their heroic final moments, it is important to consider that the…

I am going to reply en masse to the complaints about major characters like Mad-Eye Moody, Tonks, and Lupin dying "off-screen" - while I shared the horror at knowing they died (nearly all in battle) and we were denied the experience of being present for their heroic final moments, it is important to consider that the…

Yes, but I am assuming that cancer countered by kicking her in the lungs, considering she pretty much ALWAYS had a cigarette in T2.

Yes, but I am assuming that cancer countered by kicking her in the lungs, considering she pretty much ALWAYS had a cigarette in T2.

I tried to find the Millennium Falcon in with all the Star Wars ships, but at approx. 35 meters across, it would be only three pixels wide on that screen. Sad that one of the most iconic ships in Science Fiction was too small to include on the list. :(

Actually, I think it was manufactured and produced by Wacky Products Incorporated, a subsidiary of Global Chemical Unlimited.

The TARDIS is most certainly NOT a church or cathedral, I will thank you very much. It is larger on the inside. By contrast, churches and cathedrals are only higher on the inside.

• Molecular SuperGlue, if exposed to air, should not be touched, inhaled, or looked at.

The spell worked, but he was tied to the bigger threat (I don't remember the specifics). She had to banish him to defeat the "big bad" Angel had summoned, even though the spell had worked. That was what made it heartbreaking.

This one is only going to resonate with Warcraft players - but after seeing him take part in about 5 years of lore, this one was hard to accept (especially since we had already seen him "die" needlessly earlier in the game and had been led to believe we could save him upon learning he was still alive).

(And pretty much everyone else lost to the DeathEaters)

Well, no one can really decode the Matrix... but if you look at it as long as I have, you just start to see.. blonde... brunette... redhead...

The fundamental problem in the "creationism v. evolution" debate is the "v." part. The issue has been framed (primarily due to political power grabs) in such a way that proponents of each side feel they must take a position and treat it as mutually exclusive to the other. There is no such requirement logically.…

I don't get all the hate for Hathaway. I thought she nailed the part. No, she wasn't Pfeiffer, any more than Bale was Keaton - but she brought her own pinache to the part. In an otherwise "meh" movie, I found her performance to be a highlight.

She went back and forth so many times, I lost track. But she was always more awesome when she was bad.

This is addressed in the film. Stryver asks her if the heels make it hard to walk - she nails him with the heel from behind, reducing him to a cringing mass on the floor and asks "I don't know - do they?"

Please. The Joker would end that guy without breaking stride.

I think there are several things people are missing here, including Gunn herself. And she is to be commended for her exceptional acting ability, because she is able to take a character in a less than "ideal" situation and still make it difficult to feel sympathy for her. I think the reason that people hate Skyler is…