Because Agent Carter ended really poorly and people want some resolution with the rest of those storylines.

the seymour story from “futurama” was the saddest one.  i’ll never forgive the writers for that one.

I would absolutely NOT be fine with Disney touching anything Buckaroo Banzai-shaped. Cult movies stay cult simply because they don’t get endless reboots or dicked around with by directors who ‘have their own unique vision of the original’ - I think even if they dragged Weir and Goldblum back into it, it’d be dreadful.

He’s hiding in an old TRS-80 somewhere.

John Big Bootay - TAY!

I know.

17

“hype for games should always be managed and don’t blindly believe in things just because the previous ones were great.”

How could it be bad - it starred Perfect Tommy.

I’ve been pretty happy with the series, even given the growing pains and slow episodes.  Glad they’re able to land on a final season and do it right, but I’ll sure miss it when it’s over. 

That is one very unlucky rabbit.

Though, famously, Sean Connery turned down Fellowship of the Ring for that very reason, proving it’s maybe not a fool-proof policy.

The good news is that after the magazine folds, the resulting picture will be hilarious!

You can’t sue over a concept. Think about it for a moment. Which Paramount IP did Fox infringe on?

You don’t have to participate in online discussions in order to be a fan of something. I’m a fan of many things but I don’t seek out message boards, FB groups, or Reddit threads in order to enjoy a show.

I am truly amazed by people who find it more reasonable to flee from the art or pop culture they love rather than just completely disengage from the fandom communities. I’ve read about the unbearable Rick and Morty fans, but I love that show and wouldn’t think about leaving it behind because of toxic fandom.

Mint green with salacious crumbs.

[Nat dies]

Thank you for your Adam West defense. I’m serious. He was a great Bruce Wayne and Batman.

Spoon. :[