@avclub-bca3531762af8a993c4f60c48fd5e33b:disqus , you said it wrong, it's

Huge tip for that one, m'dear.

Chris Sims reviewed the movie, and he pointed out the cardinal sin, something that every Superman story has worked hard at avoiding.

Well, someone hasn't seen the video.

He was also explicitly pro-labor and anti-corporate, but I bet you don't see a lot of that in the modern flick, either.

OTISBURG?!?!

Now now.  His amazing and bizarre profanity in Blade II was a wonder to behold.  Of course, he was working with other professionals to help focus him; when he did Blade III, he was all fucked up, and was dead certain of his own infallibility.

Saw that drawing.  Disturbing.

Kryptonians don't have wisdom teeth.  If they had wisdom, they wouldn't have fucked over their own planet.

The rule isn't from "outside," anyway.  I mean, it's a cornerstone of the character, inside the mythology as well as out.  But never let it be said that Goyer bothered to come up with a clever way to preserve an integral character quality, when lazy plot construction and lazy resolution of your very own lazy…

So I know you wanna be a Canadian, please
Even if in winter things tend to freeze

"Raum's an idiot.  He couldn't fix a bent straw."  Yeah, it works!

[unrulies some more]

That's really a missed opportunity.  I mean, imagine an "In The Cards" with Ziyal and Alexander also pitching in comments and helping out?  Four young irregulars (half-Cardassian Bajoran [or half-Bajoran Cardassian, take your pick], quarter-human not-warrior Klingon, only Ferengi in Starfleet, and only teen Human on…

I'd say getting quality service here is like pulling teeth, but I think we all know Cardassians are used to that.  Ah, if only the Fat Singing Klingon Restauranteur was still around; at least there the service came with a song and a ritual baring of teeth.  I mean, sure, we get a bit of gorgeous blue on your forehead…

I'd have thought "prune juice" but they have established "root beer" as the human distinctive drink for DS9, emblematic of the Federation as a whole, for better or worse.  I think we had a lengthy discussion about that on one of the off-Disqus groups.

With a big comic Mrs. Doubtfire ending.

I would, but the stuff is almost painfully fresh.  You know as well as I do it doesn't get fully flavored until it's, like, three days rancid.  I suppose you're trying to push half-assed kanar onto us thinking we won't know the difference!

Come to think, without Worf, there's every possibility Martok would still be in prison camp, or dead.

THE LIKING IS SO SO GOOD, NOW!  SO SO GOOD!