"Today with me is Sultan Suleiman of the Ottoman Empire. May I just say, sir, you look magnificent?"

However Drive did INSPIRE a video game, Hotline Miami.

He has his own miniseries in Sweden so may be a bit busy.

This is the sort of coverage I thought TV Review would do more of when it started (i.e. analysis of older TV shows) and glad to see something like it here.

Also the art of Nicholas Roerich, which dovetails right back to pulp.

I can't spoil the series because I have literally no idea what's going to happen. If you mean the Rose thing I'm going on how the show advertises it. She may stick around for all I know, but the way Alasdair Wilkins is talking about her in his review it's not likely.

Do you have a source for that? Because this is the first I've heard (great news if true though granted I get all my Netflix news from the twitter feed of NewOnNetflixUK.)

I scooped you! Ha!

And primarily one for children. I'm sure most fans are aware of that.

I have been looking into my options. I'll follow up on this next week.

Netflix is a much less bigger deal here, though. They're the new kids on the block - just started their streaming only service in 2012. Strong competition with the likes of established media giant Sky for licenses (and in the UK only, Lovefilm provides streaming and DVD rental, though their streaming library is much…

It probably was in terms of raising his profile. His 9/11 Trutherism would make him outside the pale for even Glenn Beck after all.

I imagine she'd die first. That can't be a terribly sustainable form of life.

Well I don't see much point in insisting people use someone else's spellings and pronunciations due to origin, tbh.

But the writers of these episodes are Mark Gatiss and a guy who wrote stuff for Life on Mars. Who do you want to blame?

Well your reaction will be interesting when people use quotes in Borgen reviews.

It reminded me a bit of Babylon 5's "A View From The Gallery," at least in how regular people see Our Heroes (two space station worker bees spend the episode offering ther two cents on the Babylon 5 cast as they face off against a vaguely referred to apocalyptic threat.)

In top of this more than a few websites misspelled Monjo's surname in the announcement, at least one of them as Mongo.

They're like, there had to be some generic robots or aliens who look largely like humans. Picking the Abzorbaloff I guess was the ambitious call, if more than a little misguided.

At least the kid grew up on Earth so updated pop culture references, I guess.