@Althestane: Which is why they all end up leaving him, even the lost boys, who grow up and are eventually replaced.

Skeptic Win!!!!

@serenada: The book was the first thing I ever read on my own. I found it uplifting and inspiring. Peter was wonderful and yet slightly unnerving in his freedom, which is why you feel so comfortable when the children finally go home at the end. Yet it feels even better to know that every child in the family…

I think I might have a bit too much love in my heart for Peter to like this.

I feel like I could write a 1000 page novel based on #5.

@WookieLifeDay: I can understand that. I used to not get the Whedon dislike, then I met the fans, those other fans that make us all look bad. Some of them are pretty crazy. It's hard to like a guy when the people out there trumpeting his name are so, well, fanatic.

@WookieLifeDay: Well, I'm just repeating what he said in interview. I actually liked Titan A.E. and didn't know about his influence in it until long after I saw it.

@WatchingPreacher: Well, Joss Wheodon was involved in the process, but they only kept about one thing he wrote.

@OutlawDominus: [en.wikipedia.org]

@mabhatter1: You have my full agreement. I think 12 episode or less seasons (or just arcs) play really well for most shows. The problem is when they ask me to pay 40 dollars for that.

@DoctorWhorrible: The man had the knowledge of the whole of the government downloaded into his cortex. Yeah, that's sci-fi.

@mordicai: But I think the point is that right now he is still active in making new Buffy stories of his own. Maybe if he had moved on to other projects fully, that would be one thing, but I don't think he's even finished all the Buffy story lines he's planned to.

@foolish-rain: Faux-science isn't quite the same thing. Though I take your point.

@stalking_goat: Cyborg Brennan?!?!?!!

@Groucho Marxism: It's getting better you say? I had to give up in the fourth season. It was just killing me with it's mediocrity (though I still think the first season of the show is one of the best first seasons in all of tv history). Maybe I will give it another shot.

@Krakenstein:

@Groucho Marxism: Well, aside from one really bad episodes, it's not actually sci-fi.

That's just what I needed. Thank you sir for you wit, common sense, and fantastic stories.

Ok, I'm trying to get my womb to accept that it needs to host one of those things. Videos like this are not helpful.

@Jesse Astle: Yeah, but Joss did that because he really didn't like what was done to his character in the movie.