Some sort of depersonality disorder, perhaps?

Throw in Criminal Minds and NCIS and it's pretty much a regular Sunday afternoon for me.

I suspect one pretty much locate all these types of family annihilators watching long enough a Law & Order marathon.

I know he has acted in some serious stuff. And I think he could do great doing character bits, but it has been a while since I saw him on anything and frankly, it's a pity.

Can't wait to see how he will use Wayne Knight, though.

Something tells me Nolan is a fan of 3rd Rock from the Sun

I saw Blanc-Sec a while ago, I thought it was quite a nice movie but the whole thing suffers on the third bit of the movie with Adele's comatose sister subplot.

I thought this why we had Watson-type of characters: To have someone slightly dumber than the audience trying to catch up with our extremely brilliant protagonist so the audience don't be left behind.

Good luck that this kid didn't stumble upon the Ark of the Covenant by mistake!

I see. I forgot Ix was a humanoid. Don't know why I thought he was camuflaging. My mistake!

Now I wonder, if Ford Prefect thought car were our dominant life form, why did he take the appearance of a human? Was he camuflaging like a car parasite (us)?

Tell me, is airship transportation a common feature of your alternative universe?

I hope this makes a trend on looking for non-English Science Fiction authors. There's a lot of gems that no doubt are left in obscurity due to language barriers. El Eternauta comes to mind.

Watch out, or you may catch a bad case of... LURGI!

Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.

I have seen the future and it doesn't work.

He had many adventuresh before meeting kee-kee, lad.

I saw the movie when I was 11. I discovered right away I had no chance of being something similar to normal.

Self-described as Venezuela's first science fiction movie, this trippy experimental student film done in the 1960's beats Jodorowsky on both time and insanity.

This makes me wonder... Do you think Game Of Thrones will have the same cultural legacy Star Wars have had?