It’s always amusing to me when people who never shut the fuck up about liberal snowflakes, safe spaces, and trigger warnings have toddler-level meltdowns because a character in their favorite work of sci-fi is a woman, or non-white, or gay, or trans. I cannot imagine how big of a fucking baby you have to be (or how…

For such commenters as them was this image given to us:

Getting in, before everyone else:

It’s basically Prosperity Doctrine/Gospel, wrapped up in tech-bro buzzwords. Good People get rewarded with good lives. He has a good life, therefore he is a Good Person. Since he is a Good Person, any ideas that he has are good, especially those that support his continued success.

Try telling that to this good boy:

IT IS TIME, Death said.

Is he packing a Fat Man or a Little Boy?

(Oppenheimer pulls his pants down)

13. Raiders is the only good one

Where the hell is Romancing the Stone (and its sequel)? As far as Indy imitators go, it’s not only the first out of the gate, but it was also very influential in its own right. Half the adventure movies on this list steals its its romance dynamic.

Give it to me now!

I came here specifically to say that not only CAN someone else play The Flash someone else HAS DONE SO as recently as last week.

Two words: Grant Gustin

(Mind, I’ll note that he’s clearly ready to move on from the role, which is fair enough after a decade in it)

What Were the Klingons and Romulans Up to When Earth Was Attacked?

I don’t see it mentioned nearly enough, but it’s always been the 1977 BBC version with Louis Jourdan for me. It’s a solid, period adaptation of the book, as opposed to trying to find some kind of unique spin or take on the story. Obviously there are changes - a couple of characters are combined, The Count doesn’t…

How very dare you people. You left out the best one.

Dracula canonically never added lemon juice and the pips in a muslin bag to his strawberry jams. No pectin. Terrible set on them. More just a fruit syrup than a jam.

More fun. Than Tom Baker....

I like to imagine Triple Zero performed with Tom Baker’s voice.