Idris Elba was in the British vampire mini-series Ultraviolet about a decade before Prom Night.

No bowl. Stick! STICK!

I’m still not over the beginning of Up.

That gets a star just for the Coupling reference.

Visually at least, War of the Worlds: The Attack seems to draw heavily on the Spielberg movie. It looks low-budget, but can’t be worse than the last couple of small-screen attempts.

I now have a pretty good idea what a live-action Bionicle might look like.

About 3-4 years ago a local comic-con put an ad on Facebook for dealers as they had an empty booth due to a last-minute drop-out. The ad stipulated “No more Funko Pop sellers, please”

I was the same, but Dal grows as a character. It's worth sticking with.

It’s a fun movie, and you can tell the cast had fun making it.

And a story with some heart to it (the tribute to Nimoy still get me every time, as does the Anton Yelchin dedication)

There are more of us out there, Beyond is my favourite Kelvin-timeline movie.

He’s cheesing his balls off!

Now I want to see the spin-off where Hellboy runs the union at a nuclear power plant. With a dental plan.

French Canada is the best Canada, the best Canada in the land! French Canada is the best Canada, if you lived here for a week you'd understand. 

Temper, temper. You know cousin Merl ain’t been quite right lately.

It’s there for me, but the player they’re using is borderline useless.

That happened in 1989.

Terry Matalas stated on Twitter that you don't need to have watched S1 or 2 at all in order to jump on board.

I’m hoping for the best, but fearing the worst.