Q: How many MRAs does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None; they just compliment it and get mad when it won't screw.

"So, uh, listen, guys, I've figured it out. God is a warm, gentle, caring entity that totally loves us."
"Excuse me? Have you looked around you?"
"What do you mean?"
"We live in a fucking desert. It's nothing but sand as far as the eye can see. The only water is brackish. The vegetation has thorns. The only time the…

It irritated me so much not only cuz of that, but the lines that the actors deliver seemed incredibly corny. In a completely dangerous, barren world where accurate mathematics and logical thinking will ensure prolonged survival, the fact that the characters sat around talking about love mumbo jumbo to save the species…

On numbers 2 and 3, I cannot help but compare to Rory and Amy. I wasn't a big fan of Amy at first, but the arc for Clara is making me miss her with a vengeance. When Amy made a speech about a man, how many times did they make you think she was talking about the Doctor, only to reveal she was talking about Rory?

I've found that. I loved the episode, but reading these comments would give the impression that it climbed out of the TV and stole everyone's sweets.

no, it's more like we're in a dysfunctional relationship with the doctor and we won't leave because we just know that next week he'll again be that man we originally fell in love with but he never is so we just keep coming back and bitching about him.

I am so sad I feel that way too.

Zombie Cybermen. That was the season finale? Zombie Cybermen? Are you fucking kidding me? This was the dumbest episode of Doctor Who yet, and it was the finale! This entire season was just plain STUPID.

An empty plate. Which catches three falling tears. One from a pig, one from a sheep, and one from the blood moon. Then Mr. Cook drinks the tears and kills a horse.

"love between humans, like gravity, transcends dimensions. Maybe love is even the fifth dimension, where the beings who made the wormhole live."

so if doctor who doesn't make you throw a shoe at the TV, you'll be fine with Interstellar

A personal list of my top-10. I was in college when MST was in its heyday, so I was very a loyal fan. :)

When even an eight-year-old (which is how old I was when I first saw it) knows you're pandering, you might have overdone it a bit.

It's almost as if a democratic system where the dispensation of information is governed by money is a bad idea.

Going to space is the toughest achievement anyone can survive. And while we have been spoiled by success after success, we must never forget that the failures will cost us not just money and material... but also human life.

She had come to the tundra searching for her grandfather's corpse. It had seemed a noble ambition at the time; both an adventure and a quest. In fact it had seemed that way right up to the moment she found him.

So....these are awesome. But, please quit referring to them as Islamic texts. We need to come up with a better name for the Persian, Arab, and Turkic civilizations that happened to be ruled by Muslim for the period in question. After all, we don't speak of space travel as a Christian achievement. Religions don't…

But would a Rosetta on any other comet smell as sweet?

An anime director said he preferred to adapt flawed mangas. If the original has promise but fell short, he can do better in the anime. If it is already perfect, at best he can only not ruin it. Hardly seems worth the effort. Sandman was good. Any adaptation is going to have to be amazing to not fall short.

Yeah I kind of doubt they could do a series with a big enough budget to do it justice, plus it would be challenging to adapt it to TV period. I heard they may be doing a TV series based on the Lucifer spinoff, which is pretty good despite not being written by Gaiman. It has a simpler story though and may actually…

Upon receiving notice that Michael Sam beat up his boyfriend, he was subsequently re-instated and appointed team captain.