They had a brief scene at the beginning of "A Good Man Goes To War".

I avoided all coverage and holed up in the basement to watch a bunch of "Marble Hornets" entries on Youtube.  Then I went to bed.

I avoided all coverage and holed up in the basement to watch a bunch of "Marble Hornets" entries on Youtube.  Then I went to bed.

I read them all back in the 80s too, and still pick one up every now and again.  There was a pretty steep drop in quality after the first one, but most do retain a certain pulpy charm.

I read them all back in the 80s too, and still pick one up every now and again.  There was a pretty steep drop in quality after the first one, but most do retain a certain pulpy charm.

A taco cannon?  This is relevant to my interests.

A taco cannon?  This is relevant to my interests.

I hope I am watching new episodes of "Doctor Who" in my doddering old age.  It's got a good chance.  The story of a basically immortal protagonist who travels in time and space is a pretty evergreen concept.

I hope I am watching new episodes of "Doctor Who" in my doddering old age.  It's got a good chance.  The story of a basically immortal protagonist who travels in time and space is a pretty evergreen concept.

Best cover versions of Bond themes?

Best cover versions of Bond themes?

They were also great to hang up in the garden to scare birds away.

They were also great to hang up in the garden to scare birds away.

I DENY THIS REALITY.

I DENY THIS REALITY.

I think I saw that episode.  That's the one where Iron Chef Sakai wins with the squid ink and natto burger, right?

I think I saw that episode.  That's the one where Iron Chef Sakai wins with the squid ink and natto burger, right?

Yep.  The first place I saw that story was in the Smithsonian book.

Yep.  The first place I saw that story was in the Smithsonian book.

The Hardy Boys didn't have a kickass hidden headquarters with secret entrances, and neither of those two preppy dicks could pull off a Hawaiian shirt like Jupiter Jones.