So I guess what I’m saying is: Is this even a series?

I think the thesis is that we're automatically Islamophobes if we object to anything done under the name of Islam. Funny that no one calls me a Christophobe when I object to similar discrimination happening under the banner of Christianity.

I can imagine a certain type of bright but socially awkward teenager being seduced by Objectivism in exactly the way Pyro is brought to the dark side by Magneto in X-Men 2.

Part I: Too Cool for Art School
Part II: The Rapey Bits
Part III: Blowin' up Shit

High School.

I like Galaxy Quest, but it's not really what I want out of a Star Trek movie.

It's my understanding that what happened is that Into Darkness under-performed, particularly overseas, and than Guardians of the Galaxy came out and was a huge hit, so Paramount demanded that the next Trek film be made "more like GotG". That's when Orci left and the new team came on board.

Nostalgia in never about the quality of the thing itself, but about the memories and associations that it brings back to us, of a time when the world seemed vast and pure with infinite possibilities stretching out beyond our young imaginations.

Even if you could guarantee your own birth, changing a major historical event 50 years ago would likely cause enough ripples in time that most of the people you know would be replaced by other, different people. All it takes is a different sperm meeting that egg and BAM! - different person.

Also known as: "Doing God's Work".

Superman and Batman are BOTH nerd power-fantasies. Batman is a badass ninja with high-tech gadgets who is a detective and a billionaire playboy. Superman is super strong, invulnerable, can fly, can shoot lasers from his eyes and basically has all powers. Those are the resumes of a ten year old with inferiority issues.

You're right that welfare dependency is indisputably a byproduct of the President's policies.

You're right that welfare dependency is indisputably a byproduct of the President's policies.

Hell, in the book Hooper has an affair with Brody's wife and then gets  eaten by the shark. The novel really has the structure of a more conventional slasher film, where people are punished for their moral lapses and only the "pure" Brody is able to survive the killer's wrath.

Hell, in the book Hooper has an affair with Brody's wife and then gets  eaten by the shark. The novel really has the structure of a more conventional slasher film, where people are punished for their moral lapses and only the "pure" Brody is able to survive the killer's wrath.

I think the problem is that they've already mined out a lot of the best material with the Robot Chicken episodes, so they're trying to put together an entire show with the stuff that wasn't funny enough for inclusion the first three times around.

I think the problem is that they've already mined out a lot of the best material with the Robot Chicken episodes, so they're trying to put together an entire show with the stuff that wasn't funny enough for inclusion the first three times around.

No Country for Old Men In Black

No Country for Old Men In Black

I'm still holding out hope for a secret alliance between the Mayor, the
Mob, the construction guy, the Indians and the Office of Child
Protective Services, all as part of a larger plan to awaken Cthulhu and
raise the sunken city of R'lyeh from the bottom of Puget Sound.