I seem to recall a kickass episode of The Real Ghostbusters in which (and I might be slightly missremembering this) the citizens of a town of werewolves and vampires were attacking each other in an attempt to create a majority.
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Malkovich Malkovich
Malkovich?
Q-Squared kicks ass (one of the Peter David's I still have).
or he'll make you his mare…
The adaptation had some good scenes but was overall pretty fucking dreadful.
Basically the best you can reasonably hope for from Sci-Fi (or Syfy these days).
I haven't seen the animated version.
I saved some of the ones by Peter David.
The higher. The fewer.
I didn't get the impression at all that she was "cured" at the end so much as she was brainwashed, and that we were supposed to be horrified by it.
Agreed FortyTwo
Also, given that Data's message is from himself and to himself, and MEANT to be understood only when it could no longer alter the events leading up to when it could be useful, it needs to be cryptic.
They're all a bunch of criminals, you know.
You can't bribe Santa. You might get somewhere by sexing up Krampus though.
@ Donkey Lips - Actually, children are (I shit you not) programmed to not like vegetables and fruits that aren't sweet. Things actually taste more bitter to them which leads them to dislike toppings. It's an evolutionary adaptation that once kept little kids from eating every leaf and berry they came across.
Eartha Kitt
Still kinda hot.
That's not true. I also like ice cream.
Penn & Teller: Bullshit!
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Some food for thought there, aclassicbuff, but I suspect you've run up against a wall of diminishing returns for analysis when you're unsure of whether or not you enjoyed something at all.
I was going to say that I miss videocracy (particularly before the rise of Fred).
I imagine that the hatecast will remain gone as long as Gillette is pulling down that sweet tv writer cash.
I actually remember watching Rusmore and thinking what a young teacher she looked, and especially young for Bloom.
Anyway, ditto on Blanchett's accent work. I've seen her pull it off well enough before that I have to wonder if she just had shitty coaching here.
Sounds like maybe a C+ drama but at least a B+ thriller.
I wonder if Tobias's expectations aren't leading him to be a little tough on Wright. This is one of those where I'm curious to see how the reader grade shapes up.
I'm with you Todd on the matter of increased interest. I'll be taking my newly lowered expectations…