So much of JP is practical effects too… anything shot close up is a model. Usually you only went CGI when you were getting the whole dinosaur.

It is hilarious to see his scenes as Caesar with his real self, because Chimp facial expressions look really silly on a person… so there must be a certain amount of trust in the Mo-capture animators. A willingness to go full chimp.

I feel like CGI works at its absolute best when it's doing background work. You can really build up a fantastic environment around your characters that is hard to match with practical effects… you'd probably have to make paintings to do most of it.

Yeah…. several sites were like "Whaaa… he's dead'

Given that he was one of three black men in the show, with the other two being major characters really keeps JJ from being like TWD, where introducing a new black man means the death of the existing single character.

I though it was weird how everyone was fussing about the good doctor being dead, when we:
A) Didn't see it happen.
B) Didn't see a body.
C) Had a character with a lot more story left.

Doctor, our liver transplant from last week has baboon shit throwing encephalitis!

It can't be long before Rob Schnieder gets involved…. he was a cop, before a tragic accident caused him to have his organs replaced with animal parts! Derp De Derp!

"Dad, I think you joined a cult. And not even one of those good, free love cults. A Bad cult, dad."

I'd love for one of these stereotypical nerd shows to deal with the fact that a lot of nerd activities are pretty popular outside of their original niche these days.

The worst part wasn't almost killing your only son… it was the long, awkward walk back home afterwards.

Ha, he can't talk to his Master because she's a woman…. unless he's just been brutally beaten!

These days Portlandia practically shows a single skit, then a commercial, then another skit, just to make DVRing it a pain.

What Does God Need With A Starship?

Or the weasel tears its own face off. I guess cause of all the cocaine in the safe?

Yeah, people grumbled quite a bit when the change was announced, but between my high up seat, and the guy's great job, I probably wouldn't have known the difference.

Will the Noravirus make it in the big city?

The only time I've been disappointed by that is when Fiddler on the Roof was touring with Topol himself, and he decided to take a break that evening.

I'd love to see an original cast revival, and see how long people would stare at a quiet stage strewn with bones.

What no one could have predicted is that getting killed without any sort of fear or expression of pain becomes oddly hilarious after a while.