I know Looper is pretty well liked around these parts, but...

If The Time of the Doctor did anything, it confirmed the show is basically running on magic. Doctor Who is the perfect example of "A wizard did it."

At some point between Star Wars and Empire, he found out about Luke. Probably because the guy was famous in the inner circles of the rebellion, and the name snuck out, and Vader put two and two together.

Of course, none of that answers the even bigger question… if Ben Kenobi was hiding Luke with his mother's husband's…

You're skipping the whole "the Statue of Liberty is a Weeping Angel that somehow walked around New York without a single person seeing it" part of that story.

The thing about Marty looking like the guy who helped them get together in high school didn't really bother me. I mean, how well would you recognize someone you only knew for a week, 30 years ago, showing up in the face of someone you've known since birth? My question is more along the lines of Biff coming over to wax…

Why did Milhouse have the fish bowl then? WHY DID HE HAVE THE FISH BOWL?

This discussion has happened before. And it will happen again.

Well... There's really only ONE logical inconsistency in the movie. NONE of them should have the jobs they have. ZERO.

Oh and before someone brings up the Raiders argument of "if Indy hadn't interfered, they'd have opened the Ark in Berlin and thus killed Hitler before WWII," the movie clearly establishes Bellouq always intended to open the ark on that island so the "kill Hitler" thing was never a real issue.

The Lost World

Prometheus... all of it.

Ewww. I'm too delicate for this.

This is a good point. Conversation did used to be a dirty word. I'm beginning to think that everything was once a dirty word and language evolved out of our need to properly convey obscenity.

Ah, I see now. It is pictured at the top of this article. Thanks for explaining that, but I wish you hadn't been so condescending in your reply to me.

Because it's wrapping the entire thing and removing it would involve reaching in and grabbing the person's food. That's what fish en papillote IS; that's how it's fucking served.

I don't think you understand what the Fermi Paradox is saying. The argument isn't "we haven't seen anything, so there is no intelligent life out there," it's "if intelligent life is everywhere, why have we seen no evidence of it?"

I worked at a dinner theatre where we saw all kinds of weirdos. We had comment cards on each table and always followed up on any negative comments. We were serving a cedar planked salmon, and received the feedback "the bread under the salmon was too hard." There was a quick sort through the cedar planks, and sure…

Oh come on, don't act like bread soaked in bacon grease wouldn't be amazing (in moderation).

Fish in pastry would be 'en croute' not 'en papillote'. What a moron!