People thought Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister was the best thing about season one, which is saying how good he was since the first season was awesome. But they're going to be blown away with season 2 (if they haven't read the books, of course) and how terrific he is. "A Clash of Kings" is my favorite of the whole…

What a sad year in cinema. There were really few good movies. I really liked "Moneyball", "Hugo", "GWTDT" and "Midnight In Paris", "Drive" was the best movie of the year (I'm a huge genre film aficionado), "Tree of Life" was a fascinating experience, and I haven't seen "The Descendants" or "The Artist", but 2011 is a…

I'd love to see him blow-up something with his heat vision, then turn to the camera and say "I'VE MADE A HUGE MISTAKE!"

Exactly. Also, in the yellowverse, Elizabeth seems much closer to Walternate. He's less of a scumbag, that might help. I also feel that the reason Walternate and Elizabeth are not as bitter as they were is mostly because for all they know Walter only took Peter to heal him. In this universe, because Peter drowned,…

in this timeline Fauxlivia never crossed over to infiltrate blueverse Fringe division. Neither did she get pregnant with Peter's baby because, well, he was dead a long time ago.

That comment about the plot devices seems a bit reductive. I've rarely seen books that captured my attention as much as Martin's and he doesn't kill characters off at the end of every chapters. Heck, the simple fact that the man got me to care for a douchebag the magnitude of Jaime Lannister is disturbing.

You forgot Grey universe, the one in the future! That's a lot of different universes!

Sorry Charlie Jane, but I can't agree with you.

Actually, the World of Darkness is better in the WoD2 than in the WoD1. They simplified the game and made it all about roleplaying. You won't need to roll 72 dice every time your werewolf attacks someone. I used to be against the new edition, but I've grown into it and I now love it more than the first edition, it's…

I couldn't agree more. The simple fact that they got Brent Spiner and Peter Dinklage as the two main scientists makes it awesome. The show was well written, the intrigue always building up and Carla Gugino was, as always, stunning. Oh and it was scary too.

Pretty sure they sell chewing tobacco too, considering how they made "Chewbacca" into "Chiquetabac" (which literally means "chewtobacco". As for our own dubbing, it gives us silly movies sometimes: yes, I'm talking to you, Garfield (or the Wreckers from the last Transformers... that was awful (the whole movie, but…

What about Canada? Harper is more interested in assuming his sovereignty in the Arctic, and it's gonna be way more useful ($$$) than the Antarctic. All hail the F-35!

Here's the epic mosaic with the names on every character. How he named Joffrey is awesome.

You just made my day! I have no choice but to heart you, and that's because I spent my day studying for the bar exam... (also I can't resist lawyer jokes)

I wonder if the fact that I learned that "Mars et Avril" was coming out on io9 is either sad, because I'm from Québec and should have known before you guys, or awesome, because it proves that you're pretty well informed - nearing omniscient!

In Québec we have a famous restaurant between Québec City and Montréal called "Le Madrid" which features a lot of dinosaurs. And some monstertrucks too. Let's just say it's not famous for the food...

I kind of agree, I felt like Vaughn was going for the Mad Men vibe of the sixties and it didn't helped that he had January Jones in his cast. I also hated the fact that the black guy (who was way more interesting than any other mutants save Mystic and Magneto) died the first. It was cliché as hell.

The funniest thing about year end list is to criticize them. And I'm going to.

I need to congratulates you on the main picture, Charlie Jane! I think the image of Dany eating the horse heart was the strongest image of 2011 or at least the strongest I've seen (In fiction, of course). Without a doubt, 2011 has been the year of GRRM, with the show introducing ASOIAF to new fans and the fifth book…

Actually, the line between superheroes known by the cape and mask and "hero next door" is slowly fading. You might argue that it's always been like that, since action movie and superheroes movie have more similarities than differences, but I think it's more subtle than that. Nolan's Batman brought back the dark saga…