I am 110% behind Zachary Quinto as Charlie Manx.

I saw this show Sunday night, and it was everything I could have wanted.  The recreation of Arnold's was spectacular.  

It really isn’t exactly a sequel. It’s more “This is how Danny’s gift affects him as an adult.” It is one of my favorite Post-Accident King Novels

Star Trek into Darkness is a much better example.

Everything about this episode delighted me. From the mid-action fade-out commercial breaks, to the way the score peaks just before said fade-out (which made me kinda feel like I was 12 again, sitting in front of the TV on Saturday Night) to McFarland’s unabashedly irreverent humor.

I can’t wait to see more.

So, let me get this straight. This book has been in the public eye for over 30 years now, and just NOW does everyone (Read: Gawker) have a problem with this scene?

None of you gave a shit until a movie based on the book that doesn’t even include the damned scene showed up.

Miracle Day would have been received better, if it hadn’t come after the epic masterpiece that was Children of Earth. In and of itself, yeah there were some problems. The biggest one being that it felt like an american action drama, as opposed to Torchwood. I enjoyed it all the same, and hope that Davies will get…

I really hope that this Legends of Tomorrow episode has Sleestaks, and Cha-Ka, and Pylons with weird gem chessboards and a swimming pool full of mist

More a reference, than a tie-in, but in the U.K. the title of the first book was “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”, as opposed to “Sorcerer’s Stone” in the States.

OH MY GOD

I’ve never met a French individual who magically sounded British when they switched to English. Hell, even French Canadians don’t do that, and English is one of their National languages.

Arab Strap? Really? Damn, I’m glad I’m not the only person who knows great music.

I hated it in 1981 in Texas. No Lewis Black for me :p

Albert Fish was also the inspiration for The Fisherman in Stephen King/Peter Straub’s sequel to The Talisman, Black House. I was familiar with Albert Fish before I read the book, and The Fisherman creeped me out as badly as the real deal.

4 was my least favorite, simply because I just waited 10 years to read more about the Ka-Tet, and ended up with a 400 page flashback that could have been told in a couple of chapters.

There’s a revised version of The Gunslinger that is much easier to read, but I still suggest starting with Drawing

The way it works, is males take the family name as their surname, and females take their father’s full name as their surname. So, if Kara had a brother, his name would be “Kara’sBrother-El”

Yeah, I have spent more than my fair share of time in hospitals for varying injuries, and they still call them “wards”.

When I was 2 years old, my grandmother took me to see Superman in the theaters, that was 1978. I never had a chance.

Having one of the men I trust most to deliver great comic books in charge of the movies I want so desperately to love makes me very optimistic.