I just can't find it in me, anymore, not to be so very cynical when it comes to these kinds of shows. Like everyone else who owns a television, I want the programming that I watch to actually be... you know... good. Great, even. At the very least, entertaining. For every Dexter, Justified, & Boardwalk Empire though,…

Is there any chance... any chance at all... that they might seriously consider casting Michael Sheen as The Doctor? Because that would be... you know... pretty okay.

You can make fun of it all you like, but at least this costume doesn't make Hawkeye look like a douchebag.

I couldn't help but notice how Superman & iron Man just stood in the background & let that poor man be eaten by the dinosaur. Good save, guys. Good save.

I, too, have attempted to communicate with Zeus, in the time honored Little Hercules method, right after a particularly debauched night. It was hard to hear his response, but I definitely felt his wrath during the exchange.

I blame expectations. I think both films had a very... shall we say... vocal... segment of the audience that planned on these films being "great". How could they not be? It was Indiana Jones & James Bond teaming up to fight aliens. Who wouldn't cast Benicio del Toro as a werewolf? He totally is one. Brilliant! Then, …

I'd buy that for a dollar! Although, I'll actually have to spend at least $5.00. Movies are cheap, but they're not that cheap.

I liked the Wolfman, Damn it!

A vampire that enters a house, uninvited, via the Enterprise's transporter. Maybe Spock's brother. Can Spock's brother be the vampire?

Oh, God. That song's going to be in my head for the rest of the weekend.

Did somebody kill a... a muppet? Why? Who would do such a thing? Who could be so cruel? Oh, god.. my innocence is lost.

Well done, Ms. Anders! I do believe we have the plot now to the (too) long simmering sequel to Star Trek. Could someone please ring up the writers & tell them the problem has been solved, & it's time to bring the cast back for filming? Can we get Steve Buscemi for the vampire? I've never seen him play one before, &,…

Does this mean that Ridley Scott will be revisiting all of his former films? I, for one, would really like to know what happened after Thelma & Louise drove their car off that cliff. If there's one thing I can't stand it's a dangling plot line.

So that's where it went.

My favorite bit of the Kirk/Khan dust up is when Kirk pulls the pipe out of the engineering console & just beats the holy hell out of Khan. That's the moment when I realized that Kirk had a secret arsenal stashed, quite likely, in every room of the ship, & that no one would ever be able to take him on board the…

I'm watching the show. That's really about the best thing I can say about it... so far.

I don't care if Lee Bermejo can write or not. I'm not even bothered by yet another comic book version of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". That artwork is gorgeous. I'd pay three times as much for that book, & still feel like I was getting it for a steal. Why can't that guy do a monthly? It's like he's Brian Bolland.

I never stopped liking the X-Files. Not even after the came-out-of-nowhere-can't-believe-they-made-it 2nd film. For while the overarching theme of the series waffled into irrelevancy, & occasionally incomprehensible territory, there were always enough quality stand alone episodes in every season that continued to make…

Tom Waits made for a fine devil in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. I don't blame you for neglecting to mention that little fact, since according to the movie house I was in, no one actually went to see that film but me. He was also the non-lethal arms dealer in Mystery Men. Coupled with his Book of Eli & Dracula…

I look forward to the day when this story becomes canon in the Green Lantern comics.