Fake and fantasy political maps of the Earth are the best. Like this:

No! You´re blowing it! Pacific Rim 2 should definitely be a Godzilla 2014 crossover! Just do it!

Explore the Romulans and spend more time and real, actual stellar phenomenon. We have discovered all sorts of weird, crazy stuff in space since last Star Trek show. Let´s talk about and show that.

It´s the Founders!

Exo Squad. Futuristic slave revolt/race war with space ships and giant robots. This and Dino Riders also had the best toys

The second Trek really needed to explore and expand the universe so there are more things to use when making the "grittier" movie. We haven´t even really met any of the aliens native to the new timeline yet. Romulans are angry space elves from the future, we met Klingons for a few minutes, and we met the Vulcans who…

As long as Futurists are replaced first.

Star Trek Deep Space Nine: In the Pale Moonlight

Dinotopia the movie?

Warhammer 40,000 for sure.

Hitler dies in 1937 and is revered in Germany and much of Europe as a hero after having brought Germany back from the brink of economic madness, and ruin.

A lot of people complain about Lost in general, but there was one plot thread in particular that just got dropped but seemed to be a big deal in the first two seasons.What was the deal with Walt? It seemed like they were trying to set him up to be some integral part of the island puzzle, but then he just left with…

Weird.

One interpretation is that Chuckie´s dad actually murdered his mom, cause I mean look at the guy - he looks like a serial killer.

The entire Red Lantern Corps. The Red Lanterns and their power rings are powered by personal tragedy and seek out those who succumb to the anger over their suffering. The Red Lanterns are the utmost persecuted turned persecutor through the power for the red ring.

I´ll see and raise.

I started watching the X-Files again. Something I noticed is that there are two X-files shows, the monster of the week episodes and then the episodes that deal with the broader alien colonization conspiracy episodes. These feel like two different shows and the characters seem entirely different in them. This gets…

I've always liked Sinestro. In the past decade he has gone through a pretty good arc. He is a pretty cool villain whose plans are often really large scale and epic. He is Hal's former mentor and I enjoy that dynamic. Sinestro also has an uncanny amount of knowledge about how the universe, guardians, and rings work…

If I recall correctly, there was an unresolved plot thread involving her and the replicators that they never got around to wrapping up for whatever reason.