NOT TODAY.

She's beautiful to be sure, and she has a certain charisma for the character, but I would have a hard time believing her in such a physical role. I want a woman who can really chase some piece of shit down and hog tie his nuts with the lasso of truth (Gina Carano, anyone?), not a delicate beauty who special-effects…

Calling it now, the line, "sometimes I wonder about that woman" will be spoken by Batflek.

Peter Stormare as Lucifer, "Constantine"

It's one of those classic shows that only gets better with time and is honestly my favorite SF show ever. As much as I'd love to see more, I'm glad they decided to not bleed it dry.

Oh there's tons, but this one made a strong impression for me as a child, and you never forget your first.

Cowboy Bebop, "The Real Folk Blues Part 2." There are some many episodes to choose from, but the ending gets me every time..

I applaud you, sir. And to think I was thinking I was the only one who remembers this show.

Come on you guys aren't trying hard enough, this monstrosity (a failed attempt to make a Dodge Stealth look like Pontiac's Banshee concept car) not only appeared in one but TWO made for t.v. movies. First as the Knight 4000 in NBC's Knight Rider 2000 (1991), and if that wasn't enough it came back 7 years later in a…

MY BRAND!

"How many lumps do you want?"

They say they need artificial gravity to prevent bone density loss. We all know it's so they can have tea in proper cups.

I think a Forza movie might actually work better. M. Rossi is the perfect antagonist.

50 Shades of Grey

The chancellor of comedy has spoken.

Not if her trainer is Doctor Rockso.