I prefer the new villains these days. Despite being one of the top videogame villains of all time in my book, Ganon felt kind of tired and overused after Twilight Princess. I say give him a good rest.

Myamoto actually said the game was inspired by Twin Peaks. The show was so popular over there that Fire Walk With Me was a #1 hit movie.

What?

Isn't it also revealed or at least strongly hinted that he is also Mulder's father in a particularly ill-advised plot turn? I seem to remember them acknowledging Mulder and Agent Spender as half-brothers in the finale as well.

Does that include the four he's made since Quixote fell apart?

Brazil, bitches.

No… Time to lose?

I re-read the article and you're right, it doesn't make this clear at all.

NO TIME TOULOUSE

The real reason they will be hard to find is better: they blew his ashes up over London in a millennium new years rocket. It was in his will.

They also did a BBC special the same year, with new sketches and a documentary called Pythonight or something.

"…still better compared to most things" - I take it you haven't been watching The Simpsons since about the time it went HD.

That gum you like etc.

I guess I'll have to spell this out for you: this means the Bond movies can finally use Bond's arch-enemies SPECTRE and Blofeld again for the first time in over 40 years. Which means something to anyone who cares about one of the biggest movie franchises of all time.

In a fatsuit.

That was a consequence of doing YOLT before OHMSS. I've heard two different explanations; unspecified legal reasons, and a wish to quicly capitalize on the huge popularity of Bond in Japan. Kind of strange how they didn't bother to adress such a glaring continuity issue.

They rebooted the continuity with Casino Royale. High time if you ask me, even in the Bond universe it makes zero sense that the Connery movies were in continuity with the Brosnan ones.

Oh sure, as long as people don't seriously think the question has a legitimate answer beyond personal opinion.

Different bands/artists are great in so many different ways, arguing that any of them is "the best of all time" (or any era for that matter) is futile and frankly silly.

Grammarian is the best kind of Arian.