Speaking of Pilot Inspektor I once saw him. Or actually I saw Jason Lee at Disney Land with a kid in a stroller so I'm assuming it was him. I didn't bother Jason Lee since he was obviously there with his family having fun but he seemed even taller in real life them he does on the TV.

To really show my geek culture I'll say that some of those comics were too new, even though they're from an alternate dimension, to have been from Peter's childhood. I know they listed them all but I think there was the Red Hulk storyline in there.

Hey, maybe I've just been really unobservant but do we see the Observers in Earth-2? I know if you're paying attention they're always around Earth-1. Does it mean anything if they're in one universe or the other? And feel free to correct me if I'mw ay off base.

One of the things that creeps me out the most is people just standing there where they're not supposed to be. So having Olivia's subconcious create Peter worked especially well on me. And while I came to the conclusion right away that Milo couldn't predict what an Olivia from the other world would do differently, and…

Isn't that Lwaxana episode sort of important in the evolution of Odo? I know one is since she discovers a major character motivation that underlies a lot of their decisions. But it's not like it won't be brought up again. I can't remember if there was another lwaxana episode before that though. I'll soon remedy that…

I've always wanted Jason Segel to be a Ghostbuster. I just think his slightly slobby, but very funny, manner would fit in perfectly.

Bronson Punchot as a weapons dealer? Somehow…in some way…that works.

Anyone ever seen the twitter account that adds "Liz Lemon" in front of everyone of Kanye's tweets? It's instant Tracy Jordan! "Liz Lemon, where do I get a marble conference table? I want to have conferences but need the table first." Comedy gold!

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I thought it was worth commenting on the fact that Harry didn't appear to Dexter, even though he called out for him, until he murdered someone, even if killing an innocent is against the code. Dexter always sees Harry as a positive controlling influence, but what if Harry is a personification of his…

Hey, Mom, Dad! You gotta see this!

If you can't get to the humans in time just shoot them from their captors grasp and let them disentegrate or let them fall to their deaths. They would have wanted it that way…

I agree about all the MI's being crap until Jim Phelps is back as Peter Graves and spits on the grave of that guy from Clear and Present Danger and his stupid plot of not getting paid enough. All of America isn't getting paid enough, no need to betray your country about it.

I agree about the ending of Alias. A friend got me into it and I stuck around for the end and thought Jack's finale was especially effective. It made me think that Lost would have an ending that made sense too, even though in retrospect they had totally different writers.

I'm secretly hoping when Zack posts the second part of the review he starts with "Last time on Star Trek: The Next Generation!" I'll get all psyched up, even though the cliffhanger resolving episodes were usually pretty weak.

I was talking to my friend about how stone cold Picard is in these two episodes. First he leaves a planet to their self-created fate while there's a highly armed standoff. Them some jerk beams onto his bridge? Punches him in the face! Damn! I especially like how that's the clip we get on the DVD set.

There's two things I really liked about this episode. First of all the direction really is a cut above with some interesting camera angles we're not really used to like Roga being shot from below and rolling into the shot. I never really notice direction in ST since it seems like they have a house style so when you do…

Whenever I see Bradley Cooper I always remember him as the nerdy journalist in Alias that Sydney only pity fucked since she destroyed his life. "Well I'm sorry you had to change your identity and had to have your family and friends believe you're dead. So I guess I can throw you a bone." So I never find him that…

It is on the Netflix version and was a great way to start the season finale.

Army of Darkness was like that for me. My friend had taped it off of something and made me borrow it. All it took was one madcap demon fight in a well and I was hooked. I always seem to buy Army of Darkness whenever I get a new video format. It was in my first bunch of DVD and I even own a HD-DVD of it. I know, right?

That scene where Ryan Phillipe opens MacGruber's notebook will cement it as a DVD cult hit. Just the way it descends into complete childlike insanity had me laughing so hard that the two other people in the theater stopped watching the movie to stare at us wondering why it was so funny. It helps that my roommate will…