The betrayals and deaths of friendships in my life happened so long ago, near twenty years or more, that if any of the parties offered and apology now, I would probably accept but continue to never interact with them. Life goes on, people change, and you find you don't really need those people any more. That,…

It isn't possible to love someone you have no respect for.

Only child? Or maybe just brothers? Bad relationship with his mom? No female cousins? Aunts? Is there any way he would put up with someone else treating one of his friends or relatives the way he treats women?

Billy Zane was the bomb in The Phantom, yo!

Or the date he went on with Florence Henderson, the little scamp!

"Guten morgan. Cigaretten?"

Grant got his own chance to be the Doctor later. With Derek Jacobi as the Master.

I watched the Tom Baker eps religiously as a wee lad, but when he regenerated in Peter Davison, I lost interest. I do remember seeing a still of Sylvester McCoy years later and shaking my head. "This is what that show turned into?"

I already don't have time to watch all the shows that are available now. Looks like I'll have less people to discuss my favorite shows with soon.

I read the second and third issues of Greg Rucka's rebirthed Wonder Woman comic, and enjoyed the ever-lovin' hell out of it. The twice monthly publication, and the fact that two (possibly parallel) stories are being told through them, makes the decompression palatable. The art is gorgeous. Both Steve Trevor and…

Not that there's anything wrong with that, and with the exceptions of the various She-Hulks, of course.

More thematically appropriate in Sin City, where she didn't do it, and just out of place in Fantastic Four movies. Sue Storm is the MILFiest of Marvels ladies, but I still feel weird ogling her in any incarnation.

Cheerfully withdrawn!

You really "Aced" that one, "Professor"! (Am I doing this right?)

You're the one!

Loki basically fills all those criteria. He even does the "Vegeta" think in Thor 2.

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Shadow v. Doc Savage: Dawn of Pulp.

Billy Zane was the bomb in The Phantom, yo!

We're through the looking glass, people.