I think you're on to something there, with the first shooting star being a falling satellite as well.

It vaguely sounds like the Ethan Hawke movie Predestination, but hopefully this will be better than that was.

Thanks for that, and man, I'd love to have such a tradition! Ah well, once all of the older relatives die I'll maybe implement it, I should only have about a decade to go.

Re: "Brian Singer’s Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody gets the plum Christmas spot on December 25." - I'm from the UK and it seems really bizarre for a film to open on Christmas Day, even in London I don't know of any cinemas open. But I presume some must be in the US? And is it financially sound to do so? I'm…

It was, though this is the only bit of audio (backed by annoying music) that I could find: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Yeah, they filmed two seasons back to back in late 2015 / early 2016, one has already aired and the next is expected to be shown this September.

Re: "For a finale, a lot of what happens here is less about the resolution of various season-long dilemmas, and more about setup for the new season." - I think this is a bit harsh, I just checked and the final shot of Ember and Umber comes at the 32 minute mark, leaving 13 minutes of set up for the next season. Now I…

I really enjoyed Ember's voice over too, for some reason it reminded me of the really inventive recaps that the much missed BrainDead had.

It might have just been Josh's balls' hair. Fairies are bloody weird you know.

So many people (including myself) wrote Red Dwarf off after a really patchy season but then this most recent one was a huge amount of fun, so I'm trying to keep that in mind and hope it'll be a more consistent return to form.

Yeah, my rough count is that it had one excellent episode, two fairly okay ones, two poor episodes and one really horrendous one. So it could have been far far worse.

Ha, they are indeed. I'm not normally this lazy either, but I have to confess that it happens on occasion. And now I shall read through all of your posts to work out who you are. Or go to sleep. It'll definitely be one or the other.

I have to confess to being a tad egotistical at times and know that if they ever made a biopic of someone's life that featured me I'd have no choice but to watch it to see how I was portrayed. Luckily for Hollywood / audiences across the world such a thing is extremely unlikely, though I've one close friend who's a…

First off, I really did enjoy this series, and I couldn't wait to watch each week and see how it developed. But when it comes to the finale, a couple of things bothered me slightly:

It's known as the very similar "Crasturbating" in the UK, and quite the popular sport.

I thought you might be posting about this! :) I have to say I'm a little more optimistic than you as it's such a great format, though I guess ultimately it's all going to come down to who the comedians on the show are. Then again the British series has shown that even comedians who I generally don't have a lot of time…

He's one of the best swimmers in the world - http://www.minerathletics.c…

Fraid not, I've been waiting for it a long old time in the hope we might've learnt more about his plans for Delocated Season 4.

Dear Chris Gethard,

I agree, and it pains me to say that because I love Tudyk to pieces, but the character is all too often incredibly irritating. It works best when he's trying to ingratiate himself with the others, but the episodes where he treats them like shite are incredibly tiresome.