Gwen and her husband on Torchwood wasn't unconvincing. What was unconvincing was Captain Jack and Ianto Jones. Especially since in season one it was established that Ianto was in love with that woman who became the incredibly cheesy Cyberwoman. One of the worst episodes of Torchwood ever.

I'm so glad you included Leela and Andred. It was the first thing I thought of and was all set to bring it up here in the comments because I assumed it would be too obscure to make the list.

I agree that SM3 wasn't that bad. I don't know if it's because I've been a Sam Raimi fan for so long, but I "get it" when he does some of the goofy stuff. I saw that starting in SM2 when they tried removing Doc Ock's arms and they went all homicidal. Some of those shots of the claws flying or the surgical chainsaw…

I do really like the Burton Batman movies, but when it was announced that Keaton was cast as Batman I thought it was a mistake. Personally I think he would have made a really good Joker. I loved the wacky sarcastic Keaton in Night Shift, Mr. Mom, and Beetlejuice and I thought if they took that and made a darkly evil…

When I first read the Avengers section I thought that it said Agent Coulson was cut from the film. I was like, WHAT?!? I'm really looking forward to that movie.

I understand the reasoning behind calling that Friday evening time frame the death slot, but I loved my Friday night X-Files/Brisco County doublefeature. I looked forward to it all week. Nothing did well in that post X-Files slot, though. Remember Mantis? VR-5? :)

Although, I think Facebook has a Terms of Use rule about having more than one account. Not that I think they can enforce it. My mom has a Facebook account for her dog, but basically it's two accounts for her.

I've always been partial to redheads and Karen is very attractive, but I ended up not liking her as much as I expected to. She did end up kind of annoying me. I like a confident female character, but they made her too space-time traveling confident, too soon. I don't know if I can even explain it correctly. She came…

"Mm, I love scotch. Scotchy, scotch, scotch. Here it goes down. Down into my belly. Mm-mm-mm."

Maybe the teacher was reading a scene featuring the character "Hot Soup" (aka Han Tzu) and Petra, and the kid thought that was some kind of slang term for a facial.

I loved the Sergeant Candy deleted scene.

Have some kind of collector device at the destination that the ship aims for. Harness those high energy particles that get collected along the way. :)

:-) Ok, maybe opening up a Charged Vacuum Emboitments and blackmailing the entire universe wasn't exactly a great plan either. I mean, how would he enforce his rule? Are you really going to to destroy the universe if some yokel three galaxies away tells you to piss off?

I love Doctor Who, but that was the goofiest idea the Master ever had. It's like the entire plan was just a setup for the Master Race joke. :)

What about the computer generated President Rickard in The Dark Knight Strikes Again. :)

Ha! I thought about the exact same thing when I read about the Voice of God project. Kudos!

What if they just have Venkman (represented by a body double in long shots) get killed at the very beginning of the movie by some evil spook and the rest of the team re-groups to avenge his death? Yeah, I wouldn't watch that crap either. :)

Ha! I don't have the Ape Planet but I do have the X-Men/Star Trek comic. It took me all of 60 seconds to find it on my shelf. Jim Kirk sure did like busty Jean Grey in her skin-tight costume.

Damn. Beat me to it, too. :)

I was going to post that I couldn't find the Ninas, too. Now I have to look harder. :)