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Well put; this is a really interesting point that I think a lot of people miss/don't realise.

Please bring back the weird fiction elements! It'd be pretty cool if we saw some references to other older writers eg. Algernon Blackwood, Ambrose Bierce.

Maybe they're going to send him over to ARROW!

Aahhh! I like this idea a lot!

I recently watched the last season after a friend wouldn't stop going on about it, and I haven't cried with laughter at anything so much in a long time. Not entirely convinced some of it isn't set-up, but if it isn't, it's gloriously Machiavellian in parts (getting an electronics store owner classed as clinically

Fantastically sinister, then squeamishly grisly. Top job, ORPHAN BLACK!

On the one hand, I didn't like how easy a lot of things were this episode: the library happens to have TONS of books on The Saint of Killers, and the Japanese soul-sellers happen to appear right where Jesse is when he needs them the most.

Littlefinger ends with "because time is a flat circle" then downs a flagon of ale.

Oh man, that was bad. Really, really bad.

What about if they were also in the shape of a bat? It'd be like pelting baddies with Beanie Babies.

I actually hope it's called DEADPOOL DEADPOOL.

What if, after the events in the previous film, everyone is now so utterly terrified of Batman that he never actually has to use the guns - that they are, in fact, just for show? Wouldn't that be something! What? No, it's not silly! 'Silly' would be having Batman actually use guns to…oh dear.

Also scribbled on it somewhere: "I wish my wife was this dirty"

I saw them in Nottingham in the UK about…10 years ago? It was incredible, like being bludgeoned by robot parts. I got a chuckle out of seeing metallers trying to headbang to the wonky rhythms haha points for trying the impossible, you guys!

OH SHIT yeah that was it! Goddamnit, what a complete load of bollocks.

The Invasion was awful - I seem to recall something happens in that film that utterly undermines everything that happened before, but I can't for the life of me remember what. All I know is, it made me so mad I didn't ever want to pollute my eyeballs with it ever again.

I like how she was basically saying "I'm going to be turned into food and I couldn't be happier!" haha

Hurray! It's the return of TV's worse son! I hope the plan is to strap Zac to the nuke Fet gets and blast the little shit directly into the Master. Can anyone remind me why the plan to stop the strigoi involves a nuke?

This is one of those "Oh man, I feel this celebrity's death" moments - not in a sad, teary way (even though it is, obviously, sad) but in a "The world has lost a genuine talent/visionary" way, and one who profoundly affected me - I've been a (not self) published writer for the last eight years, and was known initially

What about MORTUARY? It's got an idiot real estate agent character in it, but other than that it's solid Lovecraftian/monster goodness!