i've only heard of two of these books, and there are sooooo many more that would fit in the category of classics which would be awesome as movies. Heinlein for all his awesomeness has only one book made into a decent movie. Gaiman would be another good source, i'll be waiting for that American Gods as promised. But…
I had mentioned Terminator:TSCC, but just realized this is much more recent and much stronger. I jumped into Doctor Who not so long ago with series 5 (Matt Smith's first) and fell in love with it from the get-go. In the meantime I've gone to the earlier series as well as Series 6 and 7, but it was really the Eleventh…
Ahem...
it feels like a decent amount of people are confusing "true TV love" with "most recent TV obsession"...true TV love means more than just binge-watching a show then recommending it to lots and lots of people because of how much you like it...true TV love is a show you can watch over and over again, no matter what...the…
before that it was Firefly
Not genre, but I love Castle.
And not as recent, but I'm still fully in love with Psych.
I see that SG-1 was too busy with the mystery asteroid to protect us from an invasion from this Goa'uld system lord. Where is a zat'nik'tel when you need one?
"It's only a model."
Africa isn't a country, chief.
Does Jenna-Louise Coleman look older in this picture?
Ah, the fearsome Fyberman.
Oh no... It's "Fear Her" part 2. That will teach us to have high expectations.
*end sarcasm*
"Dammit, Thay! How many times do I have to tell you, never look at the camera? Amateurs."
The American tort system is guilty of many, many sins, but intrusive government regulations in the United Kingdom are probably not among them.
EXTERMINATE EXTERMINATE EXTERMINATE
At least one life on this earth did
The Premiere of the 50th Anniversary episode is on Nov 23, not Nov 25.
And who the hell is "Slash"? Do they mean Sludge or did they invent a new guy?
Well Yoda wasn't wrong, from a certain point of view!
