Thulsa Doom was the best part of the movie, and now an icon. No way he belongs on this list. Bad subby.

I wanted to crawl under my seat after this line.

Having this guy in your state should boost your ratings higher, no?

That's a great take, and makes complete sense.

So, you know speak Spanish and Portuguese and are a foot taller on average. What a bunch of whiners.

"Are you alive?"

"Live Long And Prosper."

I thought it was pretty obvious that the entire 'death' was a ploy to get the Avengers' heads in the game. If I remember right, it was revealed in a scene talking about the collector's cards.

DON'T DO THAT. I don't need the waterworks.

Honest to God, I did not realize Channing Tatum was a guy until this article.

Just finished season 3 of The Wire. Stringer Bell will be Idris' best character ever. And in a post-season video, I learned that he's English. THAT was more shocking than Omar's shotgun.

BEST DEATH EVER. Let's face it; there's not going to be anymore Firefly. And Wash's death made me cringe the rest of the movie, because you knew that ANYONE could get greased in the final act.

Rainbucket nailed it. I was trying to think of a Galactica, and that one was it (although Dee's suicide was powerful; Tigh got the waterworks going, in probably the best episode of the season).

That was a lovely episode. Damn, that was a show killed just when it had started figuring itself out.

Oh, I really shouldn't have watched that. The last appearance of Sarah Jane Smith, the best companion The Doctor ever had. I has a sad.

The guy that wrote the script that dropped a Federation starship on San Francisco?

Moore's Law is going to own that headline in 20 years.

BRING IT, BIOTCHES.

Finally, a Doctor who won't pine after a London chav like a love-sick puppy.

Totally agree. There was no romance in this film, just two people intimately connected through the Drift, and a tight professional relationship.