"As you wish."

Great story, Dad! Tell it again! Tell it again!

Obligatory "Real Life Brian Wilson Encounter" Story
A few years ago, I stopped into Jerry's Deli in the valley, around 11:00 at night, and he sat at the table next to mine, alone. He ate a bowl of split pea soup. Very, very slowly.

Obligatory "Real Life Brian Wilson Encounter" Story
A few years ago, I stopped into Jerry's Deli in the valley, around 11:00 at night, and he sat at the table next to mine, alone. He ate a bowl of split pea soup. Very, very slowly.

Oh, the movie's terrible; great swordfight scene, but that's about it. And Reed was a portly fellow; if memory serves, Flashy was described as a tall, athletic type. Jude Law would be a good choice for a reboot.

McDowell as Flashman
Perfect casting, and it's still amazing to me that the first novel in the series (terrific, by the way) wasn't the movie that was made. "Royal Flash" is easily one of the weakest installments. Ah, what could have been - Malcolm McDowell playing Flashy for the duration of the series, filmed…

Well, there's the snickering every time someone says "Dick". And…uh…

All we know is…
…John Ratzenberger.

Say what you will about the Rankin-Bass version…
Richard Boone was a pretty great Smaug.

"I love you."

I would like to feed your fingertips to…
…etc.

Jean-Luc Picard.

Ed Asner as 60's swinging superspy Matt Helm.

Best line in the movie, I believe, in that scene:
"Hey man, I'm just tryin' to get my thing together, man."

In real life I'm a surfer, and yeah, objectively speaking, "Riding Giants" is not a great film by any stretch - but the footage of the Cortes Bank seamount and Laird Hamilton at Teachupo'o is truly awe-inspiring and terrifying to anyone who's paddled out.

Actually, I'd say the lowpoint came with the "Remembrance of The Daleks" episode that, via the magic of horrifically bad blue-screening, revealed that Daleks can float/fly.

Stairs.
Enough said.

Wi nt trei a hliday in Sweden this yer?
See the lveli lakes

I would like to feed your fingertips
to THE WOLVERINE.

The whole mythology thing was weird. Pitch Black had the vibe of a realistic, "lived-in Universe", like what Ridley Scott, James Cameron, et. al. did with the "Alien" movies. Then CoR comes along and it's like a Dune sequel.