I really, really love this comic book and even teared up at the end of the mother-dog issue. For someone who doesn't cry, that is saying a lot. So I can't imagine a film version as nuanced as the book, but if it's the same company doing Wrinkle in Time, they probably aren't as likely to turn out something bland and…

agreed.

Cool, thanks.

I liked Shae, even though she was quite different from how I pictured her.

I concur.

Meh. I know the budget is decent, but I just get a "sputters out in season 3" vibe off this. I would much rather see an animated Sandman series, though I would never be dense enough to hope for one. That's where the creative potential is, in my opinion.

I'm glad someone said this. It's been quite a while since his work has impressed me.

I can't read "Goody" without picturing a character from The Crucible.

Saving up a stash of apple seeds has always been my suicide plan in case I ever get stuck in an abusive nursing home or a torturous, lingering illness. Requesting cherries and apples seems too innocuous to raise any eyebrows. Not that I plan on this happening, but just in case.

How sad. It was probably harmless. They had dogs and machetes, but they were that threatened by a tiny, ugly creature?

I was a vain teenage idiot who not only bronzed deeply every summer, but baked under a sunlamp every winter. I had non-cancerous skin abnormalities removed at 19 and quit tanning on the spot.... but shortly after turning 30, was told I had sun damage in my eyes (prob from the sunlamp) and have had moles change shape…

I don't hate her. She's a kid who's probably been too sheltered and trained for ornamental value to understand the tricks and brutality of the Lannisters, or life in general. Besides, coming from such a childish place sets up a better possibility for character development than a lot of other characters. We really…

I did read the books and it took me a moment to figure out who he was.

I loved this movie as a kid! I read every book on dolphins I could find and hoped wildly that by the time I was an adult, dolphin mastery of English would be a fait accompli and I would have a non-human species I could live with.

definitely a day trip this summer.

Yeah, it's kind of amazing how different you feel upon recovery, especially if the fading away was gradual.

Leonard wasn't a parasite, he was just looking for a new non-alcoholic brother. My favorite episode.

when you compare her in Season 1 to Season 9 - the difference in her appeal is incredible. She really blossomed into a beautiful woman by the end of the show.

One of the most effectively creepy things I've ever seen on TV.

One of my favorites. "You're a good-looking man." David Duchovny was perfect.