Luckily Penny Dreadful has satisfied my cravings for a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen TV show. And, if they were to ever reboot the League as a movie, John Hurt would be an excellent Alan Quartermaine, especially since he’d probably say yes.
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Lets see
Terminator: 1
T2: 3 (future and past, dream toddler (best New Age Band name ever btw))
T3: 1 (make-up)
Salvation: 1
Sarah Conner Chronicles: 1 (I think)
Sega Genesis: 2? Kid and future?
9...9 freakin’ saviors of humanity. Minimum. Time travel man...
I love this kid.
Welcome to Kinja, Mr. McMahon.
What are these? Apartment buildings for ants?
Of what?
I miss crack....
Damn I really want to befriend some crows now.
He would be the perfect Namor
This episode was a testament to how damn good the Hellblazer comics were for firing the imagination. For the longest time at the start of the episode I had sworn I had watched a show do this exact storyline before - it was almost halfway through before I realized I was just remembering one of the Hellblazer issues in…
Oh Little Lulu, I love you-lu just the same!
This ignores the many practical advantages mirrors have, such as the fact that they use no electricity, still work if they crack, cost very little to produce and don't require any rare earth elements, etc.
The Rum Diary was great.
The whole confining every metahuman badguy in a small cell thing without trial or jury still gets to me. I mean I know some of these past criminals have killed or at least endangered lives, but Peakaboo? She got her boyfriend out of prison and robbed some money. Worthy of jailtime, sure, but spending her life in…
I liked how Barry handled the guy who tried to kill his dad: Brutal retribution isn't his style so leaving the guy outside the prison to be caught and probably time added on for "escaping" is more his style.