They are terrific stories, but I'm pretty sure even Neil Armstrong might have gone a little squirrely after spending four years on the moon.

I enjoyed the book, but he didn't have much character development. It was mostly him making somewhat zippy one-liners while faffing about on Mars. he didn't seem overly believable for being stuck on a planet for four years alone.

All of the episode numbers are on the Game of Thrones wiki. Season 5 premiered with over 8 million viewers, and if the trend continues (I doubt it after this season) they could be is Sopranos territory soon.

Nothing could beat Dany mooning over Daario for half of book 5. That, to me, was the zenith of the series.

I think The X-Files got sucked into their own world building. Every season had a new major arc with the aliens that wound up making everything more complex and non-sensical.

Also, Texas in late June would be hot as hell in a highschool with no AC.

My comment was directed to the shot about college physics. But yes, I happen to have a rough idea about a singularity is and I assume a gal with multiple PhDs who fights people who control the weather and teleport would too.

Most of my college physics was Newtonian stuff. I'm pretty sure black holes never came up once.

I often think people forget these are CW shows. You get the Arrow out kicking ass and doing all sorts of shenanigans with assassins and stuff and then it's all "feelings and secrets" when he gets back. I kind of expected this going in having watched Smallville in all its glory many years ago.

The flashbacks have been awful for all of season 3. They should have kept him on the island.

Considering how he played everyone in season 3, it looks like he'll die in his sleep of old age.

This season was pretty weak but Merlyn getting the ring was pretty great, it almost made the season tolerable.

But… his potato launcher is terrible. And that's why it's funny, he shouldn't be in charge of anything. He's like the monkey who gets a robotic hand begins to masturbate.

Mostly what I remember is the gal leaves Pakistan and gets shot down over North Korea,. Evidently she forgot which way the Indian Ocean was..?

Honest to God my ex-girlfriend jacked 3 seasons of my X-Files when we broke up.

I'm one of the very few who enjoy Bana's Hulk it seems.

I think Dunk and Egg would almost be ideal for a series of films. They're all tight enough stories (except maybe the third) and happen relatively independently of the main arc that even a casual moviegoer could figure out the gist of what was happening.

His chapters were so much better than Dany who sat around and did nothing for the entire book.