RE: Purple Man ... in all honesty, I was worried about what a dude with purple skin walking around was going to look like. We all know you can get away with pretty much any kind of imagery in comics, but in live action? To see that he's a guy who just loves him some purple clothing instead of having a purple face…

We are discussing a guy with a purple skin. It would look exactly that drastic.

Not really - just in this case. To put more visually - imagine a person looking like this walking in broad daylight of a drama show.

As I (and probably everyone) anticipated, Tennant's Purple Man has a purple suit instead of purple screen. Good choice, I don't think it would look good in a series that's supposed to be down to earth - this isn't Guardians of the Galaxy.

Given Frank Sinatra, Elvis and The Beatles were all "pop stars" that "catered to teenagers" we can safely say not likely.

I would disagree, there's enough good stuff in the original trilogy that lends itself to repeat viewings and the world is imbued with such intricate and practical detail that its look should age very well.

You know, I have a feeling Joss Whedon's work isn't going to age well.

I may get ripped for this but...the Marvel Cinematic Universe

I personally don't get all the love people have for this hokey as balls show, but people do love it... Maybe one day I'll get it or they'll see it for what it is... I dunno.

I'd say Rincewind deserves a spot but then realized you'd have to list every single other wizard in fiction before you put him on it.

0) Santa.

So was his name always Cogsworth or did they all get new names based on what sort of furniture they turned into after the curse was cast? Was there some sort of existential crisis where all the servants decided to cast aside their old identities, embracing their new lives as décor by choosing new, more punny monikers?…

Patrick Stewart for Lumiere!

Or the brown lightsaber.

I would love to see an animated movie about the sequel, "The Starlight Barking". All the humans on Earth go to sleep and the Dalmatians (and friends) have to deal with an alien invasion. I thought it was a magnificent book when I was ten. But it would have to be animated. Live action would simply not work.

...at least one black man in a starring role would be okay, though, right?

Nobody fucks with my Robin Hood. He and Aslan have a very dear place in my heart for causing a lot of sexual confusion for me at a fairly early age.

Surely this would be the most doomed if ever it were to happen.