Unlike Jar Jar, I think Neelix gains something in binge re-watching. I found him mildly annoying in first-run primetime, but rewatching the entire series with my kids has given me a new appreciation for him. We've now done all the non-animated ST tv shows on netflix, and my kids liked Neelix (mind you they were both…

That kind of "good news" should be prefaced by the exact phrase, "Good news, everyone!"

Laika always does something neat at the end of their films, and this was my favorite to date.

Meelo also could have gone with:

"I thought this episode was terrible, especially with that awful, stupid Iron Giant robot that came out of nowhere, with not even a hint of its existence throughout the entire season."

"Also if you're wondering about the numbers on each card, EW asked Abrams and he said YES, they do mean something. What? We have no idea. Any takers?"

Wasn't the late Roman stuff mostly ceremonial? There were ones in classic Greece, too, but you're talking about 1,000 years of technology and warfare from bronze Hellenic/First Men to plate jousting armor/Westerosi.

"Of course you have to have the woman's shape. That's fine."

In the Temeraire [Napoleonic alt-history with dragons] novels, without getting too spoilery, the African continent gets forcibly de-colonized in the 1800s.

Hey! It's not just opening lids on jars: I have been assigned the duty of escorting indoor spiders back to the outdoors. Who knows what kind of spiders that giant spaceship is carrying?

Is it the same person who cut up the back of the painting, or yet another person compelled by the map/diagram visions?

For $400/night, I was expecting something a little nicer...

I thought his full name was "Besuretodrinkyour Palpatine"

I remember this from Baltazar's booth at SD Comic Con in 2013. Loved the artwork and happy to hear it's moving forward.

"The ship is located at a depth unsafe for human divers — 55 meters (180 feet)"

"Sweeping half a inch "rocks" that could possibly or not possibly be 1/10 of a handle of a vase for days on end is not that much fun."

Also, iirc, Season 1 of TLOK was all Korean (MIR).

Season 2 was partly Japanese (by Pierrot, because MIR said they were too busy and exhausted to do a good job) — the animation was visibly different from (and most considered it to be inferior to) the Korean MIR work — but people saw what Pierrot did and went back to MIR exclusively for Korra end of Season 2 and all of…

LOST was the kitchen sink, or the whole pot of pasta thrown against the wall to see if something would stick. Just ask WAAAAAALT.