"It's pains me now to say it... our lot".

*Sigh* I dunno why I always get my hopes up.

I remember when Kristin Chenoweth sp? Won for pushing Dasies and in her speech she called out the network for being stupid for axing a show that was winning Emmys

I have recently started watching this show with the advent of the current season and even though I quickly got the gist of what was going on, I continued to be blown away by forgetting the same actress was playing all these characters. Maslany's performances in every episode are a tour de force. To see that she's…

We can't have light bulbs higher than 60 watts in our house . . .

It's Queen Apailana herself!

I guess money was too tight to cast those parts as well. I honestly didn't realize how expensive recurring actors (especially good ones) can be until I learned that an executive producer on Hannibal (voluntarily) resigned in order to keep Kacey Rohl on payroll as Abigail Hobbes. And if that's just a mid-size part for…

JONATHAN PRYCE. HELL. YES.

That's the most Dolorous Edd thing that could've happened.

It could be worse. When I owned a comic store I heard some of the most hilarious mispronounciations imaginable from various kids.

I would nominate the Barsoom series by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Alien worlds, environmental and political analogies, all centered around a man who gains superpowers when he lands on another planet — the precursors to many things can be found there.

As a ginger and the father of three gingers, I can assure you this still isn't enough.

There were a TON of women who contributed major works to the genre that should be included here. Authors like Anne McCaffrey and Andre Norton, missing from something like this? No mention of Frankenstein or of Margaret Cavendish Newcastle's The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World?

Michael Fassbender is obviously the third member... non?

Considering that his name and that of his brother are based on (Jungian?) psychological ideas of Eros vs. Thanatos, "Thahn-os" seems more correct.

*Watches GOTG featurette*

there is only ONE choice for Stephen Strange:

yeah I've long thought that Morpheus would have to be played either by Cumberbatch, Hiddleston, or some as yet unknown third member of the Amazing British Cheekbones Society.

Accent, chops and the clout necessary to carry a new franchise essential to the success of Phase 3. I wasn't the first to think of it, but I will be the first to be disappointed when it doesn't happen.

Yeah, I'm actually excited to see an older Doctor again. John Hurt really killed it in The Day of the Doctor, and now the thought of having a Doctor who isn't quite so bubbly and child-like seems very exciting to me. I'm still wondering how Smith's Doctor is gonna eat it, though... I was sure he'd get killed somehow…