The last minute and first minute are operatic. Beautiful...

Ah, hadn't heard that. I'd only heard from producers.

Nope. Marvel has said repeatedly that only the Ed Norton film is part of the Marvel Studios universe timeline.

I swear I recall them saying there was an incident in 1989 that went horribly wrong. I was thinking that was Evil Dead, but the year was off (or I misheard it). Anyone else get that?

Kevin's of the world unite!

Ah-chem.

There should be a correction there. Ang Lee's Hulk is not part of the Marvel storyline, as it was not made by Marvel Studios. If they make another Hulk movie, it would technically be Hulk 2.

I want to let them in my house.

Although it did not start that way, Doctor Who delved into space opera more than once... especially with the 11th Doctor.

The book specifically described Ford as a redhead... but the writer himself didn't mind if each version of the story was different. Trillian went from British with limited descriptions, to dark haired and dark skinned, to blond and American to reddish-brown-haired and American. As a result, I had no problem with the…

I don't want to see it! Is it so wrong for me to want to watch an episode and be pleasantly surprised when I find out a neat new character could be an on-going companion?

No... it's as HG Wells foretold... this is how it starts!

Spring-heeled Jackie.

I never thought I'd say this... but that actually seems like a more interesting version.

Wasn't there an Ewok movie that had people from Earth (and apparently from the future)?

I understood your meaning, the problem is that, as the initial objection was worded, it provided an excellent example of what the video was describing as a "straw man" argument.

Reading that description of Time Snake and Superclown reminds me of a similarly-themed Deadpool storyline from the late 90s... [www.marvunapp.com]

I approve of this comic! Good use of both a public domain character and the concept of public domain itself.

Are you giving an example of a straw man argument? If so, SUCCESS.