I can't read any quotes from del Toro without hearing them in my head in his distinctive (and enthusiastic) accent.

Missing one.

I had the same thought.

Timelines are fun, and all-inclusive timelines are even more fun... but many Mario games have in-game reasons why they should be considered alternate realities. All of the Paper Mario games, for example, clearly state that this is a 2.5 dimensional world where all of the residents in it know they are paper characters.…

And yet, somehow completed screwed up the punchline. This is the problem with trying to make comedies with jokes from comedies.

open your eyes

I'm non-plussed by Man of Tomorrow - it seems like a great book, short story or comic premise, but I can't see it working as a movie first.

I hate when they put an ending shot in the trailer...

Isn't that (in the most basic sense) also the plot of Smallville's series finale?

Ah, memories... horrible, horrible memories...

I would adopt this one any day...

My Gallifreyan is a bit rusty... but I believe it translates to, roughly, "Hello, Sweetie."

This is not how the world ends.

That is... hypnotic...

Agreed! Now, to lighten the mood, here's a fun alternate explanation for where those ancient "human footprints" came from.

This gives me one great hope: New Space Race!

Question: when was Enterprise ever "not" canon? I mean, in any official way. Has there ever been an official statement, show, novel or game that confirmed (or even strongly hinted) that Enterprise was non-canon, or is this just fan-canon complaining?

a) I quite liked Enterprise. It wasn't the best Star Trek series, but it was still well above a lot of over forgotten shows - more importantly, the cast was great, and the writers really tried (with varying levels of success) to tie in and explain continuity, even when it probably wasn't necessary.

Keep these commentaries coming!

I was right, someone doesn't know how to make charts. (Might be me)