“Do you know what love is?” A boy kills and cooks his new girlfriend to feed his dog.

Yeah, this was the first thing I thought. Danger 5 already did a lot of these gags - hey, animal heads! And I agree that the out-of-era special effects kind of pulls you out of it.

Though it sure has a lot of the same things as Danger 5.

And don’t forget the Nazi dinosaurs.

Danger 5 already did the phone gag, not to mention the whole time travel and Hitler in the 80’s thing. But I do love me some random 80’s action movie craziness.

Goodbye, Meredith! Best of luck to you.

Why do good things end, but evil endures??? Remember, just because you are leaving doesn’t mean you can’t come and hang out in the comments.

Read some c.j. cherryh the second you get a truly independent operation going you run the risk of the crew telling you where to stick it. So the taxes and stuff being worked out while it is in the planning stages. First company to successfully mine a platinum group asteroid or harvest a large amount of platinum groups…

They cut out the scene where the helicopter carrying Willis to NASA crashes on a deserted island and they spend 2 years trying to get back to civilization.

Most of my work mates call me a neanderthal for using Total Commander. After all, it’s patterned after Norton Commander, a 30-year old program. But it’s so much better than the Windows file explorer I simply have no idea how I’d manage without it.

Someone pointed out to me the new helmet looks like Donald Ducks bill. Cannot unsee....

^ Am I the only person still waiting for Dorian Gray to have some kind of point in that show?

The exact continuity of events from Caliban’s ‘birth’ to his re-appearance in Victor’s life is not very clear. But the first season implied that Victor left his creation to fend for himself, so you might question what sort of molding he has done. We haven’t seen any evidence for any molding on Victor’s part, other…

A ‘gentle and noble soul’ who has brutally murdered two innocents, merely to hurt his ‘Creator’. He deserves actual, literal prosecution (you meant persecution, perhaps?), so it might be narrative irony if he instead gets accused of crimes he has not committed.

There’s just one loose end that remained unaddressed at the end: Was the buttercream torte okay? It looked so delicious as Sembene was slicing it onto those plates, I was terrified there would be a fight resulting in it all getting thrown around the room and never tasted by anyone.

the study of uranus is proctology

Yeah but, since we’re hairsplitting here, technically, isn’t turning Mars more Earthlike still terraforming?

Isn’t this Ann Clayborne?