Also, I don't think any of the dinosaurs featured in this movie are actually from the period the park is named after. And did the Dilophosaurus really have those wings on his head? I seem to recall someone telling me that this was something the movie came up with.

You can say that about any tv series. Serialized television especially. It's still an episode of television just like a chapter of a book is always a chapter of a book - the definition doesn't change.

At this rate, I doubt he'll be back in Twin Peaks before the finale, as well. In which case I really do hope that the rumors are true and that they'll continue in a fourth season. More of the core players to interact with each other, which is what I'm really missing from this season.

I bought it and started reading it. But it's such a heavy doorstopper and since I mostly read in the subway on my way to work I so far haven't been able to get through it.

If there is a connection, I'm not sure even Lynch and Frost had that figured out when they came up with Nadine's tick back when they first conceived the character. I mean, her entire storyline was pretty pointless in the original.

Ya know, he's not dead, yet.

About time. It was probably three movies since she let those puppies breath last.

It was a pretty big part of it.

Soo… Man in the High Castle? But with the Civil War?

Which is more than you can say for Sherylin Fenn. Or Sheryl Lee. Who's still credited for every episode, for some reason.

Like I said, I only ever saw M*A*S*H on DVD and optioned to watch it without one. The show was funny as hell and it never even occured to me that something's missing. Especially considering how fast paced the dialogue often was - I can't even imagine how they squeezed in a laugh track in between there. Guess I'll have…

Yeah sure, but as soon as you've decided what can stay and what should go you can ask yourself the question: Do I have enough material to warrant an ongoing tv series of, say, four, five or six seasons? Or can I condense this material enough to fill, say, three two-hour long movies, but make them really exciting? And…

It does appear that he's a… whatchacallit…. a tat difficult?

'Ay, Ay, Ay!'

'It's Will & Grace if Will and Grace were a 7 and a 6'

Right. But I wasn't really talking about budget or special effects. I mean, in the day and age of Game of Thrones and The Crown and Boardwalk Empire I'm pretty confident that they could visualize most of the DT stuff on a decent tv budget.

So, they're going with this title, huh?

Never saw M*A*S*H in its original run, only on DVD. Laugh track there was optional. Did they broadcast it with one?

I know Ang Lee's Hulk isn't too popular among comic book fans. Personally, I prefer this one over the Norton one by a long mile. Though, admittedly, Ruffola is a whole lot of fun as Banner/Hulk.

I'm not sure I'll be able to find anyone who wants to go see this one in the theater. I mean, I'm pretty sure it's gonna suck. But damn, I still want to see it so badly.