No medieval Spanish monk automaton? I'm disappointed!

And there's the age-old question: Can he move his neck?

I have always wondered this: Why most of Golden Era superheroes were always rich people? Is it just for resources or people in the Great Depression felt there was something rare and superhman on wealthy folk?

We musn't allow lateral thinking to die out.

No wonder Victorian folks had such a "Kill them before they kill us" mentality. Even goats and crabs are killing each other for survival!

"An eagle-eyed viewer might be able to see the wires. A pedant, might be able to see the wires. But I think if you're looking at the wires you're ignoring the story. If you go to a puppet show you can see the wires. But it's about the puppets, it's not about the string. If you go to a Punch And Judy show and you're…

How proud I feel seeing something made in my own country getting a mention here. ¡Saludos desde Venezuela!

I do wonder what are the supercomputer's thoughts on LSD...

You forgot to add that this was the filming location of the unbelievable bad movie Santa Claus and the Ice Cream Bunny. So bad not even MST3K touched it.

You know, instead of being happy of new fairytales being found it just makes me worry and wonder how many tales of how many cultures remain borderline forgotten, if not lost forever for humankind to enjoy?

Seven hells, Anna Lucylle wants to poison GoT viewers? Perhaps she's working in confragation with... *shifty looks* The New York Times.

I'm disappointed by the lack of Fallout: New Vegas mentions!

"Children, Stanley's, Sarah's and Eliah's map shall be saved to be seen around the world in 120 years. The ones made by the rest of the class shall go to the furnace to heat ourselves for the rest of the day."

I remember when I was in school in Venezuela they would ask us not only to draw maps, but also the flag and the national seal. I always wondered if it was a pain in the ass to draw then-seven stars in the flag, then how the hell would kids in the US do with theirs.

Can't wait to see one of The North!

My first thought at Tars Tarkas: "Woah. A Human Centipede Kermit!"

Ay si, gran vaina.

Seems like Doctor Manhattan just arrived.

You know what this would lead to? Pinball highways!

I wonder if there's a "Pie Jesu Domine, dona eis requiem" somewhere there...