"… she was not young and attractive anymore so they needed to hire a younger and more attractive woman to replace her."

With that plus the makers of Bladerunner wanting Dustin Hoffman for Rick Deckard at one point, there's an another universe out there with some fascinating alternate versions of well-known movies from our one.

No, today they'd probably find a whole new bigger and even more spectacular mistake to make.

It also doesn't hurt that the film helped move David Morrell … to a better house! (probably several, in fact).

Here's a handy chart.

First Blood. One of the entries on a strange list of novelisations I've read and yet movies I have not seen.

It could also be because it shows they can't count.

The TV show Lexx handled this issue about as well as you can hope it ever could be in the episode "Apocalexx Now". For a Canadian/German co-produced sci-fi show, it's about as wacky as you could expect.

As already mentioned, there's a grand total of one fatality in the First Blood movie, someone falling out of a helicopter because they didn't have their seat belt on, I believe.

You know, the whole point of the Olympics is supposed to be to encourage people to improve their fitness and physiques and so on.

Given the history of sub-par broadcasting from NBC:

But at least Scott Eastwood looks like a young version of his dad.

About that Ethiopian swimmer …

Well, Steven Moffat was the main driver to make Night of the Doctor happen and when he heard Peter Davison wanted to do a 'small thing' for the 50th, he insisted on given them more resources to make it what it ended up being as The Five(ish) Doctors and even sportingly played the villain, so all things considered, I…

Well, there was waiting for Red Dwarf to come back among other things …

Even back in 1983, due to there being both colour and black and white sets floating around globally, at least one complete version was around somewhere bar the first episode of Invasion of the Dinosaurs (which they later found).

You're one of us? How did I miss this vital piece of information? You miss one meeting and everything just goes to hell …

She's my number one choice, then Tatiana Maslany (as the Doctor, the companion, the Master and ultimately everyone) and then Hayley Atwell. Gillian Anderson would be fourth.

Seen it, loved it. Thank you for the reminder. Believe me, I went hunting the Internet to see if anyone else had the idea when I first thought of it and wasn't at all surprised to see I wasn't alone on this.

Oh yes, I can't believe I didn't think to mention this sooner.