In the UK, the main character dying rarely proves much of an obstacle to a series running and running. Inspector Morse died years ago, so did Taggart, and the cast of Last of the Summer Wine were all killed during a V-2 raid.

feh, i stopped watching after Colin Baker. i never got round to watching the reboot and now worry that i'd be forever catching up with all the spin-offs.

Someone finally put stairs in their path?

[switch to "maudlin" mode]

"a more rewarding experience than … 2005's Plans"?
so songs like 'Brothers on a Hotel Bed', 'Summer Skin, and 'Different Names for the Same Thing' weren't that rewarding??

'wildly disappointed'?

also, people will wander out halfway through the meditative contemplation of cosmic forces because they have the munchies real bad, man.

I look forward to the Cars prequel where it is revealed how they rose up and killed their human masters.

But if the cars drive themselves, why do they have doors and seats?

"About 45 minutes into Andrei Tarkovsky's science-fiction epic…"
… i fell asleep.

because Jackson once giggled at a Maori god
to be fair, they're not known for their sense of humour.

I am a big fan of Whedon's work and a loyal Marvel monkey
i failed, however, to notice a vaguely quippier tone in the stinger.

You're the worst character ever, Towelie.

That's how i read it too.

fyi, as far as many Europeans are concerned, freedom of expression IS a qualified right.

Or maybe they just thought, this is grief we don't need and banned him, knowing full well he'll be back in the future and the whole thing is pretty inconsequential.

I was declared persona non grata by my local Arbys.

"Hate's a strong word. I hate Nazis"

personally, i thought Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Sex But Have Been Forced to Find Out was his best.

True, but I think the iguanas deserve most of the credit for its awesomeness, not Herzog.