Can we count the first half of season 1 as a "season"? I totally gave up on this show until someone said "Hey, it totally got better in the lead up to the Cap 2 episode."

Chris Farley: "The blackness of my belt is like the inside of a coffin on a moonless night."
Chris Rock: "That's pretty black."

You mean simiantics...

As if they needed any other reason to be after our precious bodily fluids...

I actually really enjoyed Fallen. And the ending was the opposite of cathartic, which was perfect.

The ending to the Mist just broke me & my friends. We sat in the theater, unable to go home to our loved ones. We ended up needed to see another movie (Hitman, if I recall) to clear our mental palates before we could go home again.

"I am a leaf on the wind..."

The fact that these comments are so disorganized bothers my Capricorn nature. But also having been born in the year of the Serpent, I'll cling to the comments I hold most precious, until eventually I crush them...

It's an easy fix: Some part of the Millennium Falcon (already established as a "piece of junk") blows up, smacking Solo with shrapnel that breaks his leg. Then any artifice they invent to make him mobile can also actually be a method of keeping the actor mobile. It's like the ultimate form of method acting. "Okay…

Still can't believe Defiance got a second season. The first was so not-good.

Some say he disguises himself as a child to win the Hunger Games each year...
Nice to see the Stig getting a cameo.

At least we know that a very long time ago, galactic disputes were settled in a combative manner. I'd hate to think that any of the ancient Star Wars might have been reduced to political maneuvering.

Had a troubled friend (Faith) who committed suicide, but left instructions about which of her friends could access her online stuff after her passing, and left passwords for those people. She also explicitly stated that her mother was to have nothing to do with any of her stuff, since she hadn't spoken to the woman…

While I think it's great that this is being used to support a good cause like Unicef, the poor man part of me is sad that those who pay more get a greater chance of winning this. I realize that of course makes sense from a practical standpoint, but I feel like I should whine about charitable giving oligarchies or…

Hell to the yeah! I don't care how cheesy this was... it still made me uber excited for the book. And I just imagined that it was Michael picking up the sword again at the end. But if it's him or a son, that's still awesome.

If you had told me that a movie starring TOM CRUISE would find a way to poignantly and respectfully display the last days of Samurai culture, I would have laughed at you. In fact, I did laugh at this movie... up until I saw it. Holy crap was it good.

Jar Jar used to be cool. Then everyone started wearing his stuff & talking like him & buying his toys. And then he sold out and enabled the death of billions by casting that vote. Not cool, man, he's totally played-out now.

I'm certain Turtles & Transformers will flow... they just won't be surprising when they do.

Old school World of Darkness from the 2nd ed White Wolf RPGs (Vampire the Masquerade, Werewolf the Apocalypse, Mage the Ascension, Wraith the Oblivion, etc). Sure, it was hella unbalanced, but I loved the idea that a Technocrat in a space suit could explore an alternate dimension through a stargate while a naked…

"Ever Created"? What about the two very successful Mega-Dungeon kickstarters in the past year or two? What about those endurance levels in Samurai Warriors where LuBu was the demon at the very bottom? What about Dragon Mountain? What about any of the other maps that The Doom Vault was based on? What about the…