The episode order for that series is very confused and much discussed among fans. Doesn't stop it from being an awesome show.

Hooray! I'm still working on I Shall Wear Midnight which is so, so good. In celebration of your non-absence, here's another Pratchett review. Duck!

Also clenched teeth and gunsights over one eye.

Don't forget guns (and biceps) bigger than the human head!

The Witch is a different kind of horror movie

See early Image comics for the aforementioned "Grim and Gritty" That's when. See much of Marvels '90's output for further examples. Pointing out that Superheroes could be dark in the seventies does not negate the fact that there were a slew of creators who copied the surface of those books.

It's a 1985 action movie based on a series of novels. A cop is recruited to a top secret intelligence organization and trained in the deadliest mratial art, Shinanju, by its last living master, Joel Grey. Fred Ward, Wilford Brimley, Kate Mulgrew. Fairly obscure, irrelevant to the current cultural conversation, but…

Can we please talk about Joel Grey as a Korean in Remo Williams?

Friends debuted in the fall of '94.

I liked Snuff okay. Raising Steam was much worse. The only Disc novel I haven't re-read.

The Peanut Butter Solution is indeed terrifying.

I saw it on home video when I was a child and so had a lot of my friends.

Film adaptations of novels are never perfect, but I thought they got the tone right. Giamatti is terrific of course .

Good luck. I've had them myself and wouldn't wish that nightmare on my worst enemy.

I've taken to watching episodes of Phineas and Ferb as well as Sarah and Duck when I want a short break from grown up stuff. Both terrific fun, although for very different reasons.

They are good fun. Check out the film version of John Dies at the End. Not a bad adaptation.

I'll be smiling all day now. Thank you.

They are arguably the best characters.

Tiffany is such a great character, it's astonishing how each book just gets better and better.

Thank you so much for the encouragement. Posting these has always involved a struggle with my anxiety. Your kind words have helped with that tremendously.