Oh, I dumped her after that.

You're right - it is an anachronism, so what is the big fucking deal that a modern Bond might be played by a very talented black actor?

You're right - I don't recall that because those two franchises are much more niche than James Bond, and there were no "mainstream" complaints. Marvel has made the most of their films recently, sure, but no one who hadn't read an issue of Thor cared one bit that a supporting character like Heimdall was black (and I…

How can anyone be a Ted/Robin shipper after even one episode with Victoria?

I don't care to know the meanings sometimes. I remember I used to love one particular song, and I told my girlfriend at the time that it always put me in a good mood because it was so upbeat. She said, "How? Listen to the lyrics." I did and now the song doesn't have the same effect.

I don't think it would be a big deal at all. Race doesn't define James Bond in the least. It's not like a white guy is playing Shaft.

More likely is that it will be a Bruno Mars cover of that song.

The sailor.

These would go well with my piece that's a zed-word version of the famous kiss between the sailor and the nurse on V-J Day.

Dan Hedaya's had some wonderful roles, but this one tops it for me.

And you can still get Abe Vigoda!

We'll need a young beautiful actress with perfect breasts to play Buttercup. I don't think they exist.

It will be a dark and very expensive fire swamp.

"the one with Christopher Reeve in it"

Heinlein's The Door Into Summer is solid, even though it's a pretty simple story, and has just one instance of time travel.

You can have fun with it, to try to figure it out completely by understanding this diagram: http://unrealitymag.bcmedia…

No Friends. No Cheers. No MST3K. No vote.

No Andy Dufresne and Bogs?

I think that the show peaked too early with Victoria. I stopped watching a few seasons later mostly because of the decline in quality, but certainly partly because no one is more perfect for Ted than Victoria. This way I just get to imagine that she is the mother and all is well in Tedland.

In defense of Logan, I always thought that Rory knew exactly what she was getting into, so there was never any reason to hate Logan. It was Rory's mistake to start dating the guy in the first place. She knew it was going to end badly because she knew Logan a little bit and she knew what money does to people. Logan was…