And yet, Iron Man was on that list, too. I think it covered threats, period.

Fantastic review and your assessment exactly mirrors my own. A genuinely fun episode that did everything we wanted it to while not minimizing either superhero or their supporting characters.

Case in point.

Don't let facts get in the way of good feminist outrage.

I flipped out when this happened. It was like watching a live action Justice League episode.

Ever since the prequels completed, that was how I interpreted things. In fact, Obi Wan's explanation of the Force and brief training, as well as Yoda's training of Luke support Qui-Gon's philosophy of the Force. It's not some tool or implement you can summon — the Force is everything. It's in all things. You need to…

You read my mind, sir.

Sounds a lot like the Enterprise computer. Can we get an add-on with Majel Barrett's voice?

I enjoyed "Brimstone." Good show.

You beat me to it. Bring some of that "Breaking Bad" brilliance to live action Wonder Woman.

My love of "Jaws" stands behind no man. But the Rifftrax of "Jaws" is easily one of the funniest.

They've never come out and officially said this, but it seems like Rifftrax is extremely market-driven. Which is to say the movies and media they riff are driven by what they sell. Seeing how their VOD products have skyrocketed and their MP3s have become virtually extinct, the VODs must make them more money. Plus,…

I haven't been this happy since... I dunno, since my wedding, if ever. My first good orgasm, maybe?

I'm sorry, but I'm only at #43 and there are already way too many Voyager episodes and not enough DS9 episodes.

What's interesting is I think Destiny's minimalism harkens back to the way games were back in the days of NES when the most story you got was a paragraph or two inside the game manual. A lot of story exists in the "set" design, in the Grimoire cards, and in the brief Ghost dialogue/narration.

I agree with the folks that have said, "What's wrong with letting private industry try to do this?" Maybe this expert is right. But maybe he's wrong. Maybe the government expert that comes from the same leviathan that loses your mail and can't build a healthcare website doesn't know everything.

Yeah... I get satire, but Ken is right on this one. The Spider-Woman shot wasn't a skin-tight close up of her breasts or vagina, it was her butt etched in biological specificity. I think you could do a Spider-Man drawing, depicting the same thing, and make the same point. In these kinds of situations, if the criticism…

The Ring 3... "Prolific screenwriter Akiva Goldsman is in talks to write the long-awaited third movie..."

I had an Xbox 360 and was very happy with that product (minus the red ring of death that felled two of them...). I owned the original Xbox, too. In any case, I was extremely unhappy with the Xbox One price point and forced Kinect features. Other than Halo, there weren't any games I played that were specific to Xbox.

"Course heading?"