Like your defense of "Varos," but I disagree with your condemnation of "Sunmakers." It's a good late-night treat sometime in April here in the States, and the Doctor's talking the man down from the ledge with "All you need is a wily accountant!" is pretty inspirational.

He also got Saturn Girl, who was named Imra-Something.
But she married Lightning Lad…

Jemiah Jefferson everyone!

Great write up, Zack Handlen. I look forward to reading
the comments during the Snowlocaust and revisiting the
series (even "Move Along Home") in the many months to come.
Go easy on the Bajoran spiritualism though, okay?
I never got sick of anything on this show, even the Ferengis,
so this is quite a treat.

One of my earliest memories was "Raiders of the Lost Ark," which I distinctly recall seeing a lost alternate ending of (the melted Nazis actually turned into monsters and fought Indy for a little bit before getting sucked up into the Ark.)

That's why I said it's either ironic (because they're non-athletic) or cruel (they have a tragic backstory or Thetans or something.)

This comment has acid for blood.

If they love sports it's either ironic or cruel.

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This thread's still Clock King in the hours.

But the bonobo male is described as "not the kind of guy you want to be."

Don't go in the woods mkay?

I, too, have heard of popular things.

D-d-did you s-s-say ruh-ruh- roller ghoster?

The music is superior too.

Hey—a little respect, please.

Nor a "Terra Nova Update."
Which I know is not getting canned.

Mission Hill was funny?

Total silence in the theater when the preview
for this played before "War Horse."
Like it was "Coriolanus" or something.

Didn't she hire Holy Fuck to play her Sundance party?
Or was that Dawes?