It is this notion of the 'I want' song that has caused me to dub Quasimodo as an honorary Disney Princess.

Also Luke Skywalker, based solely on the binary sunset scene from A New Hope.

They want the game to cater to their platform? What would give them that idea?

"BioWare somewhat notoriously promised the massive RPG had been "made for PC gamers by PC gamers.""

This is from a 2-parter of Sarah Jane Adventures called 'Death of the Doctor'. Both him and Tennant made one off appearances on the show.

Apart from the incredibly implausible speech he makes about ol' Sandshoes visiting every single companion (no matter how displaced or dead they are), I like how Eleven spends most of 'Death of the Doctor' letting out centuries of pent up snide comments on her.

I scrolled all the way down for this. If only because no other fictional game has replicated the feeling of being a non-sports fan watching sports.

Like, I am all for throwing away my money into a book that will only explode before I can finish it. But does it really have to be a James Patterson book?

Also the battle proper is one of my favorite levels in a game. The sheer number of ties coming at you is overwhelming in the early parts, and then they throw a couple star destroyers at you.

It's kind of odd that they gave him the Sail Barge head but put him in the throne room outfit. It lacks the tabard and obi that Luke wears in the Tatooine scenes. Which is a shame because it would help cover up those unsightly joints.

Man, the people who agreed to finance the second and third Atlas Shrugged movies should have read this first.

Actually, there have been little to no girls released in the saga legends line. Apparently Rebels is their flagship show but the full cast is not available (Wouldn't you like to take a wild guess which two characters have not been given action figures yet).

2014 saw the release of only two female figures in the Black…

Speaking as someone who is dating a fight choreographer, the prequels are basically the gold standard for really bad style over substance fights. When your characters leap around lightning fast twirling their sabers around and striking with no visible intent to actually harm the person they are fighting it just drains…

I am just petrified at this point. I keep having flashbacks to scenes lifted line for line from previous movies, the whitewashing of iconic characters, and the abandonment of a franchise into perpetual darkness and doubt.

Although to be fair, Tolkien only had a short novel to establish them and did not try to stretch it into a trilogy in which no additional character development occurred (Sans the aforementioned love triangle).

Joe's complete inability to 'poster fly' with the rest of the cast makes me so happy.

I know, I am just so mad hyped for the return of a franchise that hasn't been great since 1980, has gone through numerous bouts of production problems, we know nothing about it, and is helmed by a guy who has already left one major sci-fi franchise a burning wreck.

It's almost as if those shield generators should not have been placed extended far away from the hull and perhaps should have been...What is the word I am looking for?

Ah yes, shielded.

The ship you are referring to (The U.S.S. Odyssey) had lowered it's shields because it was being wrecked to shit by weapons it had never encountered before (Polaron-based, which the Federation found a hotfix for within a year of the battle). It's warp nacelle and major systems had been badly damaged and was limping…

That ramming was done without shields, however. (The Odyssey's shields were not blocking the polaron bursts, so the captain simply took the power from them and diverted them to weapons). Also, that 'Tiny Fighter' was over 100 meters long.

Except that the Enterprise has been shown to repeatedly be able to precision target and take out small craft.

Furthermore, X-wings move far slower than a Federation vessel under impulse power and require visual range from the pilot, while a federation vessel has been shown to be able to have a reasonable degree of…

It says a lot about Han's character. He's being a salesman and throwing big fancy words with no substance at a crazy old man and an ignorant farm boy.