Have you even seen Game of Thrones? Even the more unpopular characters like Sansa and the funny whore have a definite arch. Anya, Tyrion, JOFFERY, Cersei, Jammie, no one ends up the same as they entered, sometimes even within a few episodes. I could hear an argument that John Snow still knows nothing, and the Red…

Ew. She's wearing crocs.

"Yu don' wan' ta ge' SUED do ya?!"

I think the idea is that they are opposites. Even areas appear grey, girl zones are pink, boy zones are teal, and dead zones are black. Plus the fact that there are very little majority of guys, it's no wonder you don't notice them.

Treehouse 5 is way worse. It's the goriest Halloween special ever due to complaints the show was to violent. And teachers eating the students is way worse than Homer in the real world, not even considering the inside out musical number at the end. Also has the Shinning parody.

Just realized, by using some public domain film like Kung Pow, it would probably only need a budget of like twenty bucks and a Subway club card. And it would probably rake in huge amounts of cash if it got a national release in movie theaters.

Where is the link for their Kickstarter to make a full movie ala Kung Pow!

We're not using the zed word!

If the original sphere was solid, you could easily make several hollow spheres of the same size and shape (if given theoretical tools) but they wouldn't have the same mass.

A wizard did it.I assume the clothes have the same anti-aging mojo that Ichy has.

Well that's not exactly fair. The more fantastic the story the more removed from reality it is. Expecting a story set 3000 years in the future to adhere to today's understanding of science is kind of flawed. Some things can be explained with reasonable technobable, anti friction water shedding surfaces on the…

Storm.

I would guess that a base model was anatomically correct (which isn't uncommon for a effective way to show off your ability to render realistically, it isn't really a titillation thing as much as an art thing) and it was then modified to fit Ellen Page's proportions. It's a lot more efficient than spending the time…

I love Archer!

District 9 is the only thing that comes to mind. And not sure it totally counts, mostly because it was all implied. But something built and flew that ship, and the ones that came out didn't seem to be capable of it.

I've seen worse

Ahem,

Yes, but improve the image of science fiction? no.

I already knew that a lot of the times the 'bad guys' were either doing what they thought was right or just following orders, but Disney's anti-Nazi film "Education for Death" really did hit home with it's blend of pathos and cold facts.

I want my Mtv