Really? For most of those I'd expect he should have had just one long "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA......*"

What I take away from this poll is that I will have a chance to be a lot more productive next fall. Or waste my precious free time watching old sci-fi shows that I missed out on (Babylon 5?). Probably the latter.

I watched that gameplay clip for 'Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City' and for some reason just can't get over the fact that MJ keeps his dribble alive throughout the game. What, is he going to be called for a travel?

General knowledge.

The trailers have been super-awesome (except that most recent one, gave away waay too much and didn't have the tone/pacing of the others) but the tv spots have been execrable. I've avoided watching all the recent stuff not only because it's bad but they're all giving away a little too much now.

Well, once again, this goes to what you're taking as the meaning. No, the moon doesn't have a side that is 'literally' dark but most people understand that as the same as the far side, afaik. At least, that's how anyone I've ever spoken to about it (granted, that's not a lot of people lol) has understood it.

Oh okay, lol. No judging, I definitely sympathize. Had plenty of bad tv I've enjoyed as a guilty pleasure as well.

True, the onslaught of reboots over the last decade+ has people immediately recognizing and labeling those now. They've always been around though, and still think someone should have started calling those post Burton/Keaton movies reboots a long time ago.

I agree with you there actually, I did like Bale's Bruce Wayne during the training and 'becoming Batman' part of Batman Begins. It's really TDK that I thought was more flat. I don't think it was bad, I just thought Keaton was more interesting as Bruce overall. Thought I had mentioned that here but must have been on a…

Everything that came after the Burton/Keaton movies was so clearly different I don't see how people at the time didn't call it a reboot. No connection between them in my mind.

A lighter would be a bomb designed to incinerate the plywood plane.

"Whatever offends me... I DESTROY!"

But... why does he just walk away with the cops? They have guns, actual guns he can use, and whole damn cars to throw around. Just drop the squad cars on Reed's head... his gun isn't even real! What a travesty to Magneto this series was.

P90 ftw.

That last headline is a linguistic marvel.

Definitely.

Very nice Annalee. I want to read more!!

Can we get those execs transferred to SyFy? Or just give them control of all NBC Universal tv networks?

So... sad because you will not get the opportunity to make fun of it again?

I like to think of it as- Sam Weiss teaches part time at Greendale.