"Berk" also made it into an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which made me entirely too happy to hear it knowing what it derived from. Basically Wesley's been telling Giles off for being a slacker and the minute he walks away, Giles muttered "Berk..."

Every time we refuse to use a word that might have a sexual slang meaning, we are letting the twelve-year-olds win.

"But whatever; it's not like Howard the Duck was bad."

These geckos are no more! They has ceased to be! They've expired and gone to meet their maker! They are stiffs! Bereft of life, they rest in peace! If you hadn't blasted them into orbit, they'd be pushing up the daisies! Their metabolic processes are now 'istory! They're off the twig! They've kicked the bucket,…

Right? Even the Marvel films allow the characters to "just be." DC is digging a deep hole, man.

( Squints over his bifocals wisely) When I was a lad, 13+ was still a kid!

I think never showing movement would have been a much better work around, although I also think a hedge-maze is a more threatening image than a topiary lion (though maybe British kids Tv is to blame for that) a good example would be the statues in The Haunting, which are just shot from weird angles and lit in odd…

We should just go and watch the 199? version of Into the Woods and pretend this doesn't exist.

Protip: If it's not available to watch or not watch yet, don't tell people to watch or not watch it.

Moment this book hits Kindle, I'm all over it.

What.... just... what the hell am I even looking at?

I've been eagerly awaiting this movie's release for a while now and have mostly let the rumors or controversial interviews with Sondheim not get me too worked up. However, I saw a few clips on tonight's Entertainment Tonight, along with an interview with some movie consultant/music type that positively scared the…

I don't think I can deal with this movie version. I have had the original Broadway cast soundtrack memorized since I was nine or ten years old. Gonna go to YouTube and just relive that instead.

This is dead to me. It's beyond dead, it was reincarnated, died again, immolated, scattered to the winds, reconstituted as a zombie, and hurled into the sun.

YES PLEASE. I CAN'T EVEN HANDLE HOW MUCH I WANT THIS TO BE REAL.

ALL THE POINTS to those Rescue Rangers!!!

Anyone else get the feeling we're being trolled by Warner Brothers?

When I was a kid we had hamsters, and a couple got mixed up and put in the wrong cages and we ended up with baby hamsters. We put the mother and the babies into their own little cage so the others wouldn't bother them.

Yeah, I wasn't sure if we should include Cowboy Bebop, to be honest. The Nelvana Doctor Who and Akira, I feel like we definitely have plenty to judge by. But the notion of Keanu having been attached to play Spike just gives me an instant allergic reaction, so I decided we could leave it in.

Is it fair to say that projects that never made it past the initial development stage were the worst? Shouldn't you judge on the final project instead? Like Life on Mars is a fair judgement. Cowboy Bebop? Not so much when you don't even have an outline of a script.