I’m wondering if the included it because of Mark Strong’s contract?

It’s criminal that neither of them has seems to have blown up after the show ended.

I wouldn’t hate a series or film featuring Kelly, Pablo and Brandy if I can’t get one with Ash.

I almost popped into the theatre next to work after I got off yesterday because I enjoyed the first one well enough, but I decided I’d rather go home and have leftover Chinese instead of sitting in a theatre for two-plus hours. Take that as you will.

And how so many movies end with the hero's mask being removed/torn off in the finale.

I’m guessing because Titans has Dick, Jason and Tim (for a bit longer, at least) and Damian is in the upcoming the Brave and the Bold movie.

It’s important to print these things. There are no copies of Marvel’s first online comics from the 90s. Never collected and never backed up, so they’re lost forever.

I wonder if the Snyder Bros know that Gunn wrote Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead remake?

“This is where it gets slightly confusing: Hounsou and Levi don’t play the same character. The wizard Shazam and the superhero Shazam just share the same name.”

At least we have more Worf to look forward to.

It also depends on how long the seasons are. Are we talking 22 half hour episodes? 13 hour-long? Old school 26 hour-long? Peep Show ran nine seasons of 6 episodes. The Office (US) had more episodes in three seasons.

Dude also write Green Lantern, so...

Alexander did, but never Worf.

That is it. The novels made some connection with the bugs and the Trill symbionts.

I like to imagine he did it because of his years of annoyance with Quark.

As a spin-off? Hell yeah. One of the things I enjoyed about TMNT (2007) was the relationship between Casey and Raphael.

I mean, Baseketball and That's My Bush! didn't exactly set the world ablaze.

I’ve had good luck with Nature’s Miracle.

The Host, during TNG’s fourth season. The Trill ambassador she’s involved with is dying, so Crusher implants the symbiote in Riker and restarts their romance while Riker is, for all intents and purposes, possessed.

You either die a captain or live long enough to turn into a conniving admiral.