Midichlorians?

I was wondering what to pick up on the xbox "Dead things" sale, I guess Dead Space wins over everything else dead now.

Wasn't one of the chicks from Human Centipede in this?

As a kid, The Firm had me believing that the starship Enterprise was as lost in space as the Jupiter 2.

I wish he hadn't needlessly copy pasted the plot of Wrath of Khan over that other film you describe.

It's the only British TV series that could manage that, given how short they traditionally are (see British Brevity http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/….

I was watching TNG and Doctor Who on the BBC, so I didn't get to see Encounter At Farpoint until three years after Survival, in the 90s. Ditto the NES, I always look on it as a 90s device and not something from the 80s.
In any case, British sci-fi always seems to pull the trick of never disappointing with production…

I've not seen this episode for ages, but I remember being most chilled as a kid by the deaths of workmen on the sea fort.
It was always a thrill to see the Doctor get away, but I knew there would be a few people who would never escape. A few squadees here and there, the odd workman or clueless civilian who'd be clubbed…

But getting the British PM at the time of an international war? No problem.

I remember voting for something in the Fortnight, feeling annoyed few others liked my choices, then completely forgetting what they were.

I had thought that Ford knew about Ridley's notion of Deckard being a replicant and was a little horrified that he was being cast as a robot, with the idea being that it reflected on his acting somehow.
Beside, I thought the director's cut rammed home the message that Deckard was, what with the unicorn dream and all…

I was upset to hear she had them surgically trimmed.

It wouldn't be the same to have Feds in tshirts and jeans team up with street gangs to shoot at Al-Qaeda, who'd want the zepplin to be full of hydrogen and burn people horribly anyway.

I'm more than happy with either thank you.