Already done:

Yes, but you can only watch them if you can see the octarine. They can paint really fast.

That should have been a good joke.  Also in the end, you could show a fireman coming down the stairs.

Yep, Kaley was adorable, and her sister too.

I watched it to see the differences between this and the UK original version.  For what is worth it, somehow I liked more the US version, but both of them are not something to watch.

Kasper was being held captive by pirates near Somalia.  Watch "A Hijacking" for more details.

No mention of the reading by Sheldon at the bowling alley, ball in hand?

It was "Deep Impact" for me, in a gargantuan screen slightly combed on the sides, in a theater that does not exists anymore.  Those 1,500 seat beasts must be extinct nowadays (you know, the one that you were lucky to get a third floor seat in an opening night, yes, a "third" floor in a movie theater).

I modified once a Wikipedia entry for a government project highlighting the differences between what the city government think it is and the reality of what it is.  Two weeks later, one councilman was speaking to the media about the same objections I made.  We are speaking about one of the biggest cities on the planet…

As long as he has his towel and Trillian, I think everything will go well for him.

At least we were saved of lines like "the film plunges to Earth" or the like.

As soon as I can begin to work with this incredible little box that shows people moving and strange reflections from the sun, I will be sure to admire this work of art.

But the concept of Dollhouse is amazing.  From the motorbike race to the programming chair, and then I was hooked.

Headless horsemen with machine guns will do.

Because the pilot was really bad, infantile stuff, like the movie.

Said what? The Palestinian guy?

What is wrong about a show of men for men? Why do you need to throw a gay in it?  When it became wrong to be a man in the US? So lucky I don´t live there (that said, I would not mind living in that "temporary" complex).

Holy cr… wow.  How the Internet makes all real-world women look plain.

I was both that youngster trying to clean the theater and the man waiting for the credits to end.  Sometimes is really worth it, especially if they put a good mix of the soundtrack on it (Dragonheart anyone? That OST will make you cry).

@thequirck:twitter You should talk with some Hollywood producers.  I mean, you can save them thousands in CGI expenses.  Can you eyes move independently too? Like, in Fringe?