Which talking/"charismatic" animals has Hollywood not yet covered? Snakes? It's snakes, isn't it?

I hate every fucking thing in that above photo, especially the fish with half of it's head missing. Why does it have freckles? Why does the big clown fish have lines on its forehead? What hath man wrought?

Hell Smallville was more Spider-Man than Superman, really.

When is Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy getting its American release? Because unless you're Britished-out after The Kings' Speech, I imagine that'll be a major contender.

"Well-maintained airports" "like they have in Europe" Ahahaha! Ahahahaha!
But no, really, keep believing that if it helps you sleep at night.

Even if Clarence is slightly miss-used by this series, I do think Anton Lesser's performance was fantastic, and wouldn't have looked out of place in this week's Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy.

Kitten Board - better or worse than the Torchwood Janto fans?

Lucy Punch
So far best known as the actress with the annoying laugh from Hot Fuzz.

British Sci-Fi
One of the main problems with making sci-fi on British television is illustrated really well by Outcasts: we just can't really afford it. The only reason Outcasts was able to be made, the only way to justify the cost of its fairly elaborate sets and its South African location shooting, was that is was…

Well, any time anyone (i.e. an American) casually refers to British people as 'European' I just want to scream and tear their fucking heads off. All that to a statement that is on one level factually correct, as well - I can't image how the Irish feel about the "Ireland is in Britain" thing.

Yes, poor Britain caught up in our drinking culture and our fighting culture and our stabbing culture and our underage-pregnancy culture - won't some enlightened colonial show us the error of our ways?
*becomes intoxicated, smashed glass over own head*

David Morrissey
is nobody's non-union, Mexican equivalent.

But is it "Shagga" or "Shagger"?
The answer is very important to me.