Oh yea I remember this movie too! Best part was when he stole the SR-71. 

We can only hope there is a second robot and that William Sanderson (of Blade Runner fame) is the builder. The entire film hinges on him delivering one line.

The first thing I thought when I saw the news was surprise that anyone but me remembered that movie. Sometimes it feels like Barret Oliver was in all the scifi of my childhood.

Honestly probably the worst season so far, and even aside from the animation, this finale has me ready to walk away from the show for good.

While the results are less than ideal, they had five weeks on a TV budget so I say bravo. They had to likely crunch to make anything happen. Also with so many narrative heavy series just ending their seasons with random episodes (basically the entire Arrowverse) I prefer this as at least Blacklist fans get some form…

They also had to deal with the death of Brian Dennehy (featured somewhat more prominently in the episode than I had expected) and this probably also helped with that.

I second this. I've got a few surgeons (bad genes) and my urologist is both a rock star surgeon and his bed side manner is second to none. But besides him and his people, it's a crap shoot. Good Dr's. Usually have awesome nurses who do the personal stuff. 

Nah K, that's exactly how that call goes. 

That doctor was kind of an asshole. I don’t know how that conversation would go in real life, but if my doctor was calling me to tell me the thing they found was benign, I’d like them to start the call with, “Mr. K, I have good news.”

Well if nobody wants spoilers, I’m hoping they didn’t click on this article. I mean the picture alone is pretty self explanatory about Alpha’s fate.

sorry james you left me no choice

Money doesn’t magically make the treatments work any better dude. 

Keepin’ it so reeeaaalll!!

“When you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. You beat cancer by how you live, why you live, and in the manner in which you live.”

I really really really hope he pulls through. But everytime I see his name trending I just kinda assume the worst. I keep waiting for the shoe to drop. One day you look like your pulling through and the next... I’m going by experience. When it comes, its fast. To paraphrase Jimmie Rogers, he’s like a lion but I just…

Assuming they all came out in the eighties I think I would have gone with Ladyhawke, Dragonslayer, Excalibur, or Time Bandits, over a couple you have on the list.

THESIS: Disney being run by clueless old dorks in the ‘70s and ‘80s created an opening for all sorts of weird, wild fantasy movies from many different sources, and explains why Gen-Xers’ childhoods were so goddamned strange and unsettling and magical.

How about:

Points to the really unknown actor in the back of the picture.

Shame to miss out on Krull.