Uh...if half the world’s population lives in megacities, then they DO have a clue how the real world works, they are living in it.
Uh...if half the world’s population lives in megacities, then they DO have a clue how the real world works, they are living in it.
I may get ripped for this but...the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Got my bill yesterday and it’s the same down to the penny as all my others. I have two lines with unlimited talk, text and data for $100.
Have you read the new Princess Leia comic Marvel started? I'm so interested in Evaan, and not just because she seems like a badass lady pilot.
Is... is it weird that my fridge already beeps at me if you leave it open too long?
Okay, we cant have two droids on the show and it's perfectly in character for chopper to give that R3 the boot like that - but didn't it occur to anyone on the ship that "Hey, this droid is loaded down with Imperial Intel?" at any point?
Seriously! I started reading this thread and between "Angrier Geek" and "Parageek" and was getting my popcorn ready as I felt the righteous geek flames begin to burn bright.
I thought it was implied/stated that he did test the gamma radiation on himself in The Incredible Hulk.
Aint that the truth. Charlie writes positively, or at least optimistically, about stuff that makes my eyes roll.
I'm more upset than ever that George Miller hasn't spent the last 30 years making incredible action movies. I mean, we got Babe, which is a pretty good consolation prize, but still.
Who run IO9?
People do listen to old radio shows because scripted audio dramas have an audience. Shows like Suspense and Dragnet hold up. TV is great, but sometimes you just want to listen to a show and you don't want a whole book.
Oh man, I had that game as a kid and played it every chance I got(sadly by myself most often) It was like mousetrap but better because all the gimmicks worked.
I see Spider-Man getting the same treatment as Hulk in "Incredible Hulk." They'd skip over the origins all together, or do a really condensed version of it. We jump straight into Peter Parker being Spider-Man. I wouldn't rule out Miles coming into play, but I'm neither expecting it.
What offends me is the anti-vax people are apparently saying they would rather their children be dead than get autism. That's a very hateful message.
12 Monkeys continues to play around with the question of whether Cole's time-travel is changing the past, or whether it "already happened."
Not bad. The screams of horror are what really make it fly. Too Many Cooks is a tough act to follow though. But damn, I hope people keep trying.
Maybe the joke is that this explains why SNL is so shitty
Yes. Set in 1997. Like Escape from New York.