I think we all did.

I ship it. Night King & Jon Snow OTP.

“With extra guacamole, SIR!”

Preach it!

It’s a really brief snippet, but it looked less like a Nazi salute and more like a bunch of people volunteering. Like General Hux just asked, “Who here will stand against the enemies of the First Order?” and all the troopers raised their hands and said, “ME!”, “HOOAH!”, or whatever the stormtrooper battle cry is.

With a cameo by Kristian Nairn, AKA DJ Hodor.

I remember my teacher friend ranting how for a whole school year, Hogwarts suspended an extracurricular activity (i.e. Quidditch) that got a large part of the student body involved, in favour of a contest that involved only four students, two of whom weren’t even technically enrolled at the school!

If the rumours are true that’s she’s the one who gets Batman and Superman to see past their differences and team up, she would actually be the DCU’s Nick Fury. And it would get back to the character’s origins as a diplomat and peacemaker in addition to being a warrior.

Philip K. Dick stories are heavy on stretching the boundaries of what is real—it’s basically his mission statement. The Axis invading and occupying the USA isn’t even remotely the most ridiculously implausible thing that happens in the backstory of The Man in the High Castle: that would probably be damming and…

It made substantially less box office than the other two prequels:

Germain, you’ve nailed why I’ve always considered AOTC the worst: it’s Lucas making bad Star Wars fan fiction.

The longer AOTC ran, the worse and worse it got, but I thought it couldn’t possibly get dumber than the factory sequence.

I’m going to paraphrase some things I heard Robert J. Sawyer (probably Canada’s most successful SF author; one of only 7 winners of the SF triple-crown of a Hugo, Nebula, and a John W. Campbell Memorial Award) say at an author event last year:

But if you go with a traditional publisher, 95% of the time they still expect you to do most of the marketing! And then take like 85% of the gross for their troubles.

All the Amazons except Wonder Woman post-Crisis (I don’t know if this holds in New 52).

But how could you run a proper game without referencing the Harlot Encounter Table from the 1st edition Dungeon Master’s Guide, eh? Riddle me that!

Perfect henchmen for that hag covey you were adding to your next session.

You call yourself a grognard? It’s Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. Advanced! :)

If this is updated for current-day, think they’ll change the ambassador’s wife from an indexer to an SEO consultant?