I guess you can say that,
*Sunglasses*
he isn't mad at Chu.



*Braces for head slaps*

The right way is the one where you get money at the end.

John Carter failed because Disney failed it. I've said this before, but if Disney had taken their filthy name off the movie, released it under a different distribution company (Buena Vista was the Disney company that released their non-cartoon/non-kiddie movies) and called it "Edgar Rice Burroughs' A Princess of Mars"…

Unfortunately, I think John Carter failed the box office because it was retro. It is paced like old movies, and instead of series of gags, it has an actual plot. Somehow it got some following among people my age (thirtysomethings), but teens - the target - did not get it. Let's face it, nobody needs relatable…

Legend.

HARMONIZE WITH ME MAGGOT!!!!!!

A man's flesh is his own; the water belongs to the tribe.

I thought it looked awful. Then I saw an episode where Dr. Franklin has to save the population of a planet that is dying of a mysterious plague. So I settle in, waiting for the "McCoy Moment"- the moment during the last five minutes of the show, when the Doc will pull the cure right outta his ass and save the day.

Time to put this baby to bed:

Davros: "Aaah, Doctor..."

Spaced. Whilst not all the characters are geeks, or events really centred around geeks it's definitely made for geeks, by geeks. the clip above is case in point.

Dear lord of music, purge my ears of this filth.

That GIANT image on the homepage...

Now your just a robot that I used to know...