Emma Thompson as Zed’s successor was enough to get me hyped for MIB3. A pity the film was just blah.

I really look forward to living in your magical world where you can just throw money at whatever entertainment you would like without having to worry about getting your money’s worth. Someday.

We are not, however, missing our 60 bucks.

I have to say that flawed logic is an appropriate screen name.

If you click on the link the answer is vague and many people have stepped up to dispute what actually happened.

People like me? Man, usually I ask for people to take me to dinner before they find out my personal details

The show continues to be incredibly popular and profitable. The BBC would not be having him back if he was. You are attacking personally anyone who disagrees with you which really kind of hurts your case.

I am kind of amazing at how people bend over backwards to defend Bethesda.

I usually feel pretty invested in my characters because I use my imagination and determine who they are and what their motives are. Voice acting makes that impossible. It takes the RP out of the RPG.

I get the impression Moff has a soft spot for 8 and did not want him to be the type to do what The Doctor did in that war. Also I get the impression McGann had serious conflicts, as his contribution had to be shot in the last 2 days of production, he does not appear in the lineup, and he only has a brief cameo in…

Cool, we have the obligatory anti-Moffat fearmongering rant out of the way. Now we can discuss the actual article.

Well, to be fair, I would not call ‘Writing him a regeneration scene and bringing him back for the first time in 17 years’ refusing to utilize him.

This whole movement of ‘Luke is a bad guy because reasons’ is getting really old. I read an awful article about how Jedi is about Luke falling to the dark side despite the fact that he refuses to kill Vader and the Emperor even though that it was Yoda and Obi Wan demanded of him.

“It may not be tomorrow, darlin’, it may not even happen with an army at my back. But rest assured: I’m the man who’s gonna kill you one day! I’ll be seeing you!”

This line from Raynor to Kerrigan in Brood War was one of the things I was most looking forward to in SC2. I mean, when the closest thing to a protagonist in…

The character assassination of Mengsk is in my mind the greatest sin of SC2. I mean, basically every character gets screwed, but Mengsk was such an amazing anti-villain. He was a brutal dictator but he was the leader the Terrans needed to unify, the fact that things got so desperate in Brood War that Raynor is willing…

That is in fact a re-paint of the existing Asylum of the Daleks Oswin they came out with last year.

They just took of the utility belt and painted her legs black and the dress a different color. Very lazy.

Except Charisma is actually functionally useless in 3/New Vegas. It rarely prompts any favorable dialogue options an has no benefits otherwise beyond a negligible early boost to speech and barter. You need to max INT and just dump all your points into speech as most of the diplomacy options are speech checks.

But Bendis just did exactly that. He took a fictional character and forced his attitudes about sexuality onto him.

According to Bendis it does. It’s impossible to be attracted to men without completely invalidating experiences with women.

Mmmm. always good to be reminded that sexuality is a static thing that is stuck on one side or the other of a spectrum.

Thank you for contributing to the constant negativity that is the Doctor Who fanbase. Something we need to encourage.