He looked like Han Solo had found him in a Happy Meal, which, knowing George Lucas, was a distinct possibility.

Yes, worldwide as well.

I consider Fringe more like a soundalike commercial jingle. You take the original property, one that is proven successful, you change just enough that people won't be able to take you to court for plagiarism and you end up with a well-executed, familiar product that is intriguing yet ultimately soulless and devoid of…

I liked it too.

You're grasping at straws here. It was a perfectly fine monster of the week episode. It may not have been an all time great, but it was periodically creepy (that alien face that came out of the ceiling screwed up my sleep for a few days afterwards) and fit within the zeitgeist of the time and the context of early…

Things like this make life worth living.

I consider myself fortunate that I watched the originals many times before the special editions and subsequent acts of vandalism destroyed them, because I certainly don't plan on watching them ever again.

While Ellison writes passable short stories, every interview I've ever seen of him, regardless of what topic he adresses, has given the unflagging impression that he's an ignorant and vile excuse for a human being.

The best part of this show was that it featured Bruce Campbell and Christian Clemenson in recurring roles.

I don't know. This doesn't look like it fulfills the present day MTV criteria of being absolute shit.

Sure enough, it looks terrifying, but it needs a human arm or something placed beside it to properly ascertain its size.

I think that's ghost marketing.

Sold.

I really hope all the people there did their unspoken duty and asked nothing but questions pertaining to Frank Darabont, simply to spite the massive douchebaggery of actually trying to forbid people to ask about it.

Great, another fake sequel that everyone will pretend never happened. Just what we need.

Only a brief mention of the new Abarat book while giving top billing to cringeworthy straight-to-bargain bin wonders like "Wayfinder".

Is that picture from Patrick Stewart's season on Jersey Shore?

It's Captain Kirk and his symbiotic ferret.

Well, if you're gonna terrorize kittens by taping their paws together and tossing them back and forth, you should at least make the resulting viral video actually funny.

Really wish you wouldn't post big unavoidable picture spoilers on the top of the front page while the episode has yet to be aired everywhere else than the US!