I know the pain of having having my childhood ruined by received a GoBot for Xmas, it was almost as gut-wrenching as getting MegaBloks for my birthday :(

A friend of mine in high school in the early 90's started reading this series and loved it. He gave me the first book when he was done and I couldn't make it more than halfway. I tried to give it another go in college based on the recommendation of my roommate. That time I made it 20 pages in. A few years ago I…

Awesome art direction, great voice cast, better story direction then the last movie...yep, it should totally be cancelled.

@4:20, did Levar just throw a Hammer "2 Legit 2 Quit"?

The screen tests with Data and the accompanying music give the whole thing a very 'Blade Runner' vibe.

Anne Hathaway: Warrior Princess

No other Trek has ever had the atmosphere or the interpersonal relationships that DS9 had and I doubt they ever will again. The 90's were truly a golden age for Trek fans.

So, what are the chances that we will get HD re-releases of this series like we are with TNG? Sad that it has all but disappeared from syndication, long after TNG and Voyager are still easy to find. Thank the Prophets for Netflix!

I couldn't agree more. I went from BBSes and Usenet to chatrooms to blogs and now social media. And through it all, the microcosm of humanity, good and ill, has been on display. Now that more people are online it just makes it that much easier to see, but it was always there.

Thanks to the cover pic, all I can think of is a SW/Usual Suspects crossover. Chewie would be Benecio Del Toro obviously.

I started watching Doctor Who via PBS reruns when I was about 11 or 12. Maybe that was too old to be scared, but more likely, there just wasn't anything I really found scary about it. Then again, I used to read Stephen King and watch the Friday the 13th and Freddy's Nightmares TV shows and was never really scared by…

Sorry, but I have to rant about the nonsensical nature of this occupation story arc:

OK, I'm definitely late to this, but I've just caught up with the last few episodes. If I were to hazard a guess, it's because William Bell was really a negative influence on Walter. Think of him as an anti-Jiminy Cricket. Since Bell died in a car crash in the alt-universe before he and Walter ever met, then…

Not just punch...ROCKET PUNCH!

Too bad he didn't do this BEFORE the movie was released and forced an injunction against it ever being screened for the public.

Don't forget MGM for the episode of Stargate SG-1 that was based entirely on the Mitchell-Hedges Skull.

If I remember the episode correctly, Sam's girlfriend DID kill people. True, it was to cure her sick kid and she swore she'd go back to draining stiffs again, but the fact remains that she crossed that line (I don't remember if they were lowlifes or what, so that could be a mitigating factor). Dean put her down but…

From what I got out of this trailer, apparently Loki is pissed that he couldn't defeat the Avengers to conquer Earth, so he decides to try again in another 200 years.

I've got a better Star Wars ornament for you. It was the Hallmark exclusive for Celebration VI this year and, yes, I own one. Behold: Obi-Wan and Ponda Baba from the cantina scene in IV...AFTER he cut off his arm...which is also another ornament. …

I think calling Michio Kaku a 'fanboy' is a bit disingenuous. He is a theoretical physicist as opposed to an actual (astro)physicist like NDT. His career was based on trying to prove string theory. He has definitely fallen into the Hollywood trap as of late, but he seems to be genuinely interested in these concepts…