Let us not forget "In the Pale Moonlight." That one still sends shivers down my spine just thinking about it.

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I took it as something that was done independently. I don't get the impression that the Cardassian government particularly needs excuses to do horrible things.

Regarding Garak's initial murdering of the Cardassian soldiers, I kind of think that whether Garak was drugged or not, he would have been effectively murdering those guys. Obsidian Order training would clearly cover all of that. I think maybe the drugs just made him ever-so-slightly-more sadistic, and then amplified…

Agreed, and I think it is inherently humorous. In fact, I think most goths find it sort of funny in their own way, too.

The funny part about Richmond is the juxtaposition of his rather ghoulish make-up with his actually-really-sweet-and-kinda'-sad demeanor.

Some pairings share a zero-sum amount of fortune, such that if one is fortunate, the other must be miserable. Dan & Casey. Pullo & Vorenus. Bugs Bunny & Elmer Fudd. George Sr. & Oscar.

In the pantheon of mustaches, Sam Donovan is right up there with Ron Swanson. Truly, we live in an age of legends.

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Though played for laughs in this episode, the web-poll is the start of something of a career slide for Dan, as he wonders if maybe he shouldn't always be the idiot asking the questions that Casey will inevitably answer. In season 1, Casey was the head-case while Dan always had it together. This season, the…

The other option is to forgo adaptation altogether and just do a completely new story set in the same continuity as the comics that stands on its own as a sort of companion piece.

I think that in playing God (because that is effectively what Geppetto has always done, from the creation of Pinocchio forward), he was inevitably corrupted by power. He seemed to figure that if he could not be loved, he would be feared, and so he used the orcs and goblins to mercilessly slaughter any who opposed him.…

The statute of limitations for spoilers is long since past, I should think.

In Once Upon A Time, I always scream for the head of the Adversary every time Geppetto shows up. My wife always rolls her eyes at that.

When Bran merges with the tree north of the Wall, he becomes atemporal, so when any of the characters are praying to the weirwoods, Bran can hear them, and to an extent, act based upon it. It's extremely limited, though.

Y'know, when viewed through the lens of Princess Bride (the best of lenses), those of us on the experts page are Peter Falk, while those on the newbies page are Fred Savage. I'd take Peter Falk any day of the week.

Delicious pennies!

Yeah, the Monarch misses the way he and 21 could speak the same language.

GROOT?

…But where did the lighter fluid come from?

WE DEMAND TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY!