Sounds urban legendary

O well…
Let's just watch Excalibur instead.

Any old school RPG gamers out there….
that remember Pendragon?

On the subject of the era and vibe of twilight zone….
I heartily recommend to search for the free 6-part podcast of Ken Hollings' "Welcome to Mars" which covers 1945-58 or so.

You would need someone who could put forth some serious authoritative weight with a hint of menace… and still looks natural in a period dated suit, not a modern actor playing dressup. Hamm has that era quality but he's too lanky and tall and has that show through friendly streak.

Trot Path to Glory.

A Fastest Two Minute Engagement.

Gallop-poli.

Boy: What are your legs?
Horse: Neigh Whinny Whinny!

I won the Olympus Mons Top Tot title of '72.

The important question is…
Will the TV Club coverage and commentary for The Office (UK) be inferior or superior than the coverage and commentary for The Office (US)?

I would think that a WarGames reboot, not remake, would be more apt term to apply
I lost all my DOS startup boots, but I still use my 5.25 floppy drive as a American cheese dispenser.

I thought it was going to come down for Bond and Oz to save MGM.

That's not a crucifix in the urine bottle. That's a miniature airplane.

Leo
Leonardo DiCaprio, while technically sound and well done, still suffered from that weird man-child aura. Those later year adult suits just seemed just a tad too big for the boy. I guess that not many of today's young actors have that Depression/War gravity weight the Golden Age actors had when they were Leo's…

As much as I admit the New Caprica part was wildly uneven bad, and there are a lot of bad redundant tropes, I really did enjoy the finale. It touched all the neccessary bases, tipped cap at home plate and ended with decency. Very moving. My girlfriend, not a fan of it, but casual viewer of it as I watched it cried…

I understand what you are saying. Some of the story arcs are quite jarring and never quite play out. (fat lee adama, the rushed New Caprica, the Tigh 6 baby). Ronald Moore is very honest and candid about what seemed to work and not work. another cool thing I discovered about the series enjoyed a committed producer…

Yep - me too

Yep - me too

Don't forget his white knight syndrome… He carries torches for his favorites. Bullock is always gold in his book. He hates movies like Fast Times and Hitcher because Jennifer Jason Leigh is tormented.