The ability to fly, but only for, like, a couple seconds.

I prefer the Richard origin story, "Ab Aeterno," also from the final season.

Any other game that opened with the main character possessing a T. Rex would get an eye roll from me.

I guess they're not doing it? I haven't seen any confirmation of that, but it's what some people here are saying.

I just played it for the first time about two years ago. It can be a little frustrating, but it's worth it. I found the game's coda one of the most moving things I've ever seen in a video game. It really brought the entire experience together for me.

I want a sequel to Kirby Air Ride.

Now just give me Mother 3 on Virtual Console, and we're good for a while, Nintendo.

Even if its not a remake, calling it "Samus Returns" is perfect. It's about time.

It's been 14 years since the last proper F-Zero game. It's time.

Their Donkey Kong games have been great. I'd love to see a third one of those, but I'm okay if they get sidetracked with Metroid Prime 4 first.

A Reeves/West crossover would have been incredible.

It's not just that they have shark repellent, it's that they have FOUR VARIETIES of oceanic Bat-sprays, and Robin needs to grab the right one.

Joel Schumacher once said something similar. A bunch of kids visited the set of Batman Forever, and they didnt meet actors in costumes. They met Batman and Robin.

And then Barnes played Greg in the Brady Bunch movies! Full circle!

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Lou Ferrigno, then.

William Shatner and Mark Hamill did a panel together at some con last year, and all I could think was "What took so long?'

My guess is they hire either Burt Ward or Lynda Carter.

Scooby-Doo Meets Batman and Robin was very frequent video rental of mine growing up.

TV (The Book) rightfully placed it in their Pantheon of 100 Greatest Shows. The Animated Series is there too, also rightfully, but ranked about 10 slots lower than '66.