Thank you for the insightful and clever comment.

Good choice.

Well done?

I saw it yesterday. The venue was deteriorating badly (Thanks for taking such good care of my local cinema, Frank Theaters!).

But you left out the important part ... do they taste good?

I approve!

Under "Get Discovered," don't forget Keith Laumer's "Galactic Odyssey," in which threadbare and freezing protagonist Billy Danger falls asleep in a silo, only to find that he has accidentally stowed away on a spaceship full of spacefaring big game hunters. Ripping yarn!

Daredevil Kitty by Lar de Souza is actually the astounding mimic cat by Thomas Perkins. I did not see a Daredevil Kitty at all.

Re: Apes

"Where the water is coming from really is the core mystery here."

I'm glad you will, but I have a cabin in Inara's shuttle.

#5 was carried over to the first film (Star Treck: The Motion Picture) where Captain Decker (hmph) is showing his future robobride around the ship.

No, but I'll be in my cabin for a while now.

What he said! Debunkery is all well and good. But that leaves us bunk-less. I want to be rebunked immediately. Bunk me in, please.

Re: Ghost Rider: Whatever

Soooo.

Did the Crimson Cowl's Masters of Evil really feature a female henchperson named (if I read it correctly) "Joystick"?

Me too, and Amanda Pays was great as his scientist/keeper. John Wesley Shipp managed to capture the heart and absurdity of the Flash's "condition." I loved his need to pig out after a super speed run to replace the calories he had used.

How could you have forgotten? Even had Luke Skywalker as The Trickster (sort of prep work for his excellent portrayal of The Joker in BTAS).

Mmmm, salami.