Of course, the trial was carried out in Northern Ireland under UK law, and all of the men involved were Protestant, as the article states. It’s not all about Catholicism, dude.

Sure - eventually it’ll happen. But people still want more Star Wars, and that’s been around since the 70s. I think Marvel will keep going for a good long time to come, especially given Civil War’s reception at the moment, both critically and at the box office.

Well, for Sci-fi off the top of my head there’s Ascension (only ran for one season, but was great), the 100 (haven’t watched because I thought it looked too...teen-angsty, but apparently is great), the Zoo (based off the James Patterson novel), Legends of Tomorrow (technically a superhero-show, but it’s really more…

When were zombies popular? I mean, there’s been the odd successful film every now and again, but I’d hardly compare it to Westerns (btw, 100% a genre) or vampires.

Well, in fairness, the alien invasion in Thor 2 took place in the UK, and didn’t go on for that long. Don’t think Tony could have crossed the Atlantic that fast.