Exactly, sort of like they did with Ian Holm and Martin Freeman in "The Hobbit" movies.

This Archer episode aired two days ago: why aren't you reporting on NEXT Thursday's Archer, for February 9th?

Don't blame Fincher, blame the studio; a REVOLVING DOOR of scriptwriters and executive meddling. Fincher did the best he could under terrible circumstances — if nothing else, the cinematography and "direction" - overall gloominess and grime, you know stuff the director is "responsible" for, were still pleasant. The…

Dude...remember when *Alien 3* killed the franchise?! It was already dead. Alien Resurrection was kooky and different, but it held my damn interest and had respect for its own internal characters: Alien 3 was a Bialystock & Bloom Production

The Orson Scott Card defense?

Intensify the forward batteries, I don't want anything to get through.

I heard that once, Joss Whedon invited a hobo into his home, then strangled him to death while they were both naked in the shower.

Yes, in Timeline-191 - the "Southern Victory" series; it imagines what would have happened if the Battle of Antietam went the other way because the orders weren't lost (this easily COULD have happened). Logically, the USA and CSA would have joined opposite sites in World War I. As for the Mormons, this is a running…

Is it possible they'll adapt the "Tales of Dunk and Egg" prequel series to Game of Thrones?

That was one of the things I did like about Prometheus: Captain Janek isn't some crazed super-scientist nor is he the jar-head idiot. Instead he's a guy of moderate intelligence and Common Sense, i.e. who explicitly yells "nobody touch the mysterious goo coming out of the vases", and accurately deduces (in simple…

Piett wasn't incompetent, nor did you cite evidence that he was.

As Scorpius pointed out...

Sweet jesus, did this man consciously shape his hairstyle to imitate the Centauri from Babylon 5?

Essentially yet another joke that Spiderman's webbing should shoot out of his rear end. Stopped being funny long ago.

I am watching the stars, admiring their complex trajectories through space and time. I am trying to give a name to the force that set them in motion.

The theory entirely makes sense — if Earth and Mars are falling towards the Sun, Earth will fall faster because it has greater mass, and is also attracting the Sun to it. This wobble-effect is often how we detect extra-solar planets, due to the slight gravitational pull they exert on their (much more massive) stars. …

I couldn't even tell what they were selling.

Polygny is one thing, but polyandry is unnnatural.

Archer aired two days ago on Thursday; Adventure Time premiered last MONDAY; why do you keep mentioning these in a SATURDAY post? I mean if you're going to have one post, why not call it "weekly"? Forget the nomenclature; why aren't you talking about February *4th*'s episode of Adventure Time? You've been behind…

(it's from their animated series)