Boring conversation, anyway...

Yes. J.J. Abrams needs to drop his plans for the new Star Wars movies and just adapt all the X-Wing books.

And if you want to know what it feels like to sense magnetic fields without injecting heavy metals into your body, I've got two words for you:

Correct. Las Vegas is the Harkonnen palace.

I can't say I'm that excited about RDM any more. If I knew he could end a show, I'd be more likely to start it...

Jason Bourne fighting Desh in "The Bourne Ultimatum."

For the umpteenth time, I wish Elon Musk shared the love with the East Coast.

You know, I think at some level the reason why people are so revved up about Card's views is that they really liked Ender's Game.

Don't jump the gun - first you need a seven-leafed clover.

When I was in first grade, I wrote a letter on that half-white, half-lined paper suggesting that NASA deploy a radio telescope in space to get away from the interference of Earth. (Crayon illustration included.) My mom found the name of someone to send it to.

Heck yeah. They made an awesome call styling Homeworld's art after his work.

I loved Firefly. And then I felt like they ditched everything that made the series so wonderful when it came time to make the Generic Blockbuster Blue Chrome Sci-Fi Explosion Movie.

Watch until the humans escape from the planet in season 3. Then shout "THE HUMANS WIN!" at the top of your lungs and walk away.

I came back here just because I thought of this:

I'm gonna be that guy and say the original "Star Wars" trilogy. I mean, really, those soundtracks are FRAKKING AMAZING. They were the first CDs I owned and I still go through them regularly!

I tend to think:

The "Moon" soundtrack is just perfect and amazing.

Star Wars started as a one-person tale, though. It was about Luke Skywalker, going from impulsive starry-eyed dreamer to savior of the galaxy and redeemer of the evil villian. The other characters are arguably secondary to Luke's arc.

It's a frood.

I cannot like this enough.