Or that people who exploit robots for sex are bad and must be punished.

I was tempted to list Xena and Callisto, but, nah, that was pretty much hate/hate all the way, even if they were forced to work together now and then.

But then Helena betrays her and tries to destroy the world, but can't bring herself to kill Myka . . . and that's just Season two. So, yeah, they go back and forth between being enemies and being soulmates a lot . . . .

As someone who watched DARK SHADOWS religiously as a kid, I admit I'm intrigued by the new movie.

Bruce and Selina?

What, no Myka and Helena from WH13? And, indeed, Artie and MacPherson?

Looking forward to the return of MERLIN. (And, yes, I know it's already aired overseas, but it will be new to me.)

Thanks! Those Q books are still probably my best-selling books—for which I give full credit to Q!

Hey, thanks for including my new STAR TREK novel! I appreciate it.

Science fiction, fantasy, and horror have overlapped since Frankenstein at least. Why get nitpicky about it now?

Wow. Steel did better than Return of Swamp Thing? I'm surprised.

And the ghosts and River Styx in SCOOP?

Nice article, but a couple of superheroic nitpicks:

Granted, nothing tops Sulu the bare-chested musketeer, but let's not forget the Mirror Universe Sulu, evilly leering at Uhura with his scarred face.

"Last long and prosper."

Kolchak: The Night Stalker (as long as we can forget about the seriously misguided reboot).

I was the editor on the Tor novelization and I don't even have a copy of it. (Rumor has it there was second novelization, maybe by Kevin Anderson, but it was never published either. There were many complications . . . obviously!)

As I recall, there were actually two different versions of the novelization as well, written by two different authors, and neither of which ever got published!

I'm surprised you didn't mention SUPERNOVA (with James Spader and Angela Bassett) which went through something like three directors and was eventually credited to a pseudonymn . . . .

Well, I wouldn't call it an "exact" adaptation. I don't recall any giant praying mantises, swordfights, nude bathing scenes, or silver bullets in the original, nor any scenes where Mina shoots Dracula, where Dracula decapitates people with his claws, or any action scenes involving Van Helsing fo that matter. (Not,…