I almost wonder if this tradition emerged from the studio pictures that came out during the 50s, when stuff like "Spartacus" were in theaters, therefore creating a cycle in which people assume they're on the right track by casting Brits for Romans.

Which fits in perfectly with his disappointment about Amy solving the matchbox puzzle so quickly.

Soooo…a Lana Del Rey music video?

Oh man, you hit the nail on the head there. While Martha Marcy May Marlene had stuff like this in spades, it still had a great sense of disquiet to it. Although I wouldn't be too surprised if the other projects are even more vapid.

Wasn't "phrik" (or something like that) utilized in the EU during the Clone Wars? Could've sworn I stumbled across something like that after reading Episode III's Visual Dictionary.

As opposed to…inconvenient?

I realize this was four days ago, but my goodness, this comment is my favorite.

From those…terries.

Loved seeing Jonathan Slavin back as a more feral version of Phil. However, the biggest laugh of the night for me had to be when they showed us a screenshot of his 'fake ID' that he had which was in their database, and it was essentially just Slavin's face with a beard and goatee slapped on there, as if it were Phil's…

Yeah, I can easily see Santiago stating the same things you did at the top of this thread with that exact same face.

It's for the greater good, Captain!

…That's it. Do you really NEED any more?

A touch different from the heroism in "All the President's Men," wouldn't you say?

But she's a PULITZER-PRIZE-WINNING journalist!

Ditto. The bug was planted (more like re-embedded) into my mind once I scanned through this place's "Best Of Horror" list at the start of last week. After watching the trailer (more times than I should have, probably), along with the one for "The Witch," I'm definitely jonesing for some new monsters and movies about…

Yes, that is fair. Re-reading Handlen's reviews of this show from Season 1 makes the flaws readily apparent from the get-go, which is to say I'm surprised with the retooling that's clearly been going on this season. Just a shame they couldn't find a middle ground, between the Cranes and their own b-plot, and the…

It's definitely worth a watch, since my memory of it was how it was actually quite clever and amusing. They certainly had a strong roster of villains for Lightyear to face, and the animation was smooth and easy on the eyes (another fun joke episode is when one of Lightyear's fellow space rangers crashes onto a planet…

There's plenty of Non-Euclidean going on in the photo heading the article, that's for sure.

It's all the better that this horrified comment is coming from someone with a Cthulhu avatar.

Warp Darkmatter may sound like the type of name the MST3K crew would come up with, but damn if they didn't try to conceive of a funky character.