Sorry for the double-post

While I agree that the movie got it wrong, the fighters were based on these Italian fighters from WWII, and not on Jets. Given the Italian-heavy interests in this film before and behind the camera, the design choice may have been understandable.

Oh, I concur, however Dynomutt, K-9 and Hyperdog are all robots or cyborgs, so I cut Gir some slack in the organics-only department.

I know that, strictly speaking, he is not a "hero," but he is occasionally heroic in foiling the invasion plans of his master, Zim. All Hail Gir!

Yeah, not impressed.

Reminds me of Fritz Leiber's "The Wanderer."

I agree, okay? No capes.

Oh, oh, and some French actor to play the Scotsman! That would be great!

"In Highlander, after centuries of dueling to survive against others like him, Connor MacLeod, an immortal Scottish swordsman must confront the last of his kind, a murderously brutal barbarian, who lusts for the Prize."

"Gas, while dispersing well through the air, will be pushed together in pockets in water and will quickly rise up and disappear. Unless a concerted effort is made to dissolve a gas in water, it won't spread and signal merfolk. Liquid, however, will just sit in a puddle on land, but mix well in the underwater…

Soldierboys and Flyboys rule!

And from "The Day of the Dove" another one of the better episodes of TOS.

Good list! A point: "Balance of Terror" was not "das Boot", it was a close recreation of "The Enemy Below" a WWII actioner with Robert Mitchum in the Kirkseat as the captain of a destroyer against a clever u-boat commander with an old war buddy first officer and a Nazi lieutenant constantly pestering him about his…

Just a bit more than 11,00 and less than 13,00.

That young lady in the Chuck promo certainly has a Grace Kelly vibe going on. Gracias, Gracita.

Something. I dunno, but I agree. Seriously, I wouldn't sweat the "too many BEMs" issue, 'cause no one but GL fans will be going to see it anyway.

"It appears that having extremely specific sensory organs is key, and each eye type might be associated with a single behavior."

Indeed, honeycakes with the bearman was one of my favorite bits of the Hobbit. The three sun-allergic trolls were pretty funny, as well. Here's to hoping that no one attempts to "improve" on There and Back Again.

I think Elric of Melnibone's marriage to his lady love/cousin Cymoril and immediate impalement of her in order to kill his brother should rate a mention, just so there's something besides comic books and tv.